Rose is the latest member of Blackpink to secure a solo deal with a US record label.
This comes after Lisa inked a deal with RCA Records, collaborating with her agency Lloud. She has since dropped two singles—Rockstar in June and New Woman featuring Rosalia in August.
Blackpink’s Rose Also Signed a Solo Deal With a US Record Label
On 27 September, Rose, who real name is Roseanne Chae-young Park, took to Instagram to share the news with fans, announcing her signing with Atlantic Records. “I know you’ve all waited so long for this moment, but I hope you’re ready for what’s in store for the next few months,” she wrote. “I cannot wait for you all to hear everything, so hang on tight. Miss you all dearly.”
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The 27-year-old singer also encouraged her fans to follow her “finsta,” or fake Instagram account, @vampirehollie. According to her, this account will be where her team shares upcoming updates on her music, along with some fun moments.
Back in February, Rose explained that “vampirehollie” was originally a placeholder name for a song she’d been working on since 2023. Her first solo album, R, came out in March 2021.
On the same day as her announcement, Atlantic Records shared two photos of Rose holding a bouquet of roses, welcoming her with the message, “Welcome to the family, Rose.” The label is home to big names like Bruno Mars, Coldplay, and Ed Sheeran.
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Rose, whose full name is Roseanne Park, made her debut with Blackpink in 2016. The group, which also includes Jisoo, Jennie, and Lisa, renewed their exclusive contract with YG Entertainment in December 2023 for group activities. However, the members chose not to extend their individual contracts for solo projects, which is why you’ve been reading news about their solo deals.
In the meantime, Jennie has also signed with Columbia Records in early September, with her agency OA Entertainment revealing that she’ll release a single in October.
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