Aishwarya Singh

Jennie’s debut solo album, Ruby, is a disappointing venture that fails to establish her individual artistry. The album’s attempt to blend various genres results in a disjointed sound, lacking coherence and direction. Tracks like “Like Jennie” come across as forced, with clichéd lyrics that offer little insight into her persona. Collaborations with artists such as Dua Lipa and Childish Gambino feel more like attempts to mask the album’s deficiencies rather than enhance its quality. Overall, Ruby lacks the depth and innovation expected from a solo debut, leaving listeners questioning Jennie’s artistic identity

ROSÉ delivers an intimate, emotionally rich album blending pop, rock, and indie. Tracks like Number One Girl and Stay a Little Longer showcase her vulnerability, while APT. (feat. Bruno Mars) adds playful contrast. Her airy vocals shine over polished yet raw production. Rosie proves ROSÉ is more than a pop star—she’s a storyteller with soul.