BLACKPINK’s Lisa has shared the second teaser trailer for her forthcoming debut solo launch, ‘Lalisa’.

The Ok-pop group’s rapper and major dancer would be the third member to share their solo work, following Jennie in 2018 and Rosé earlier this 12 months.

The brand new clip options Lisa in a sleeveless t-shirt and holographic trousers, trying on the digital camera whereas a soundtrack of palpitating bass and drums performs within the background.

The visuals are set in a smoky cityscape with flashing lights. Watch it beneath now.

The trailer follows an earlier clip, which confirmed the rapper’s silhouette bathed in purple gentle as lightning flashed round her. ‘Lalisa’ will likely be launched on September 10 at 1pm KST (5am BST).

A teaser poster was additionally beforehand shared to BLACKPINK’s social media channels earlier this month (August 22). It confirmed a blurry picture of the star below her identify and the phrases: “Coming quickly”.

Lisa follows within the footsteps of her bandmates Jennie, who launched one observe with ‘Solo’ in 2018, and Rosé, whose single album ‘R’ featured two songs in ‘On The Ground’ and ‘Gone’.

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Lisa previously teased her solo project on her Instagram stories, posting two pictures of her in a recording studio. Within the pictures, two folks may very well be seen hunched over a pc display whereas engaged on music. Each wore merchandise from The Black Label, a subsidiary of BLACKPINK’s YG Leisure.

The Black Label was co-founded by singer-songwriter Teddy Park and can be house to different frequent BLACKPINK collaborators together with R.Tee and 24. It has but to be confirmed who labored on Lisa’s solo debut.

‘Lalisa’ has already racked up more than 700,000 pre-orders in its first 4 days of availability. Per YG Leisure, pre-orders for the album have come from many areas outdoors of South Korea, together with the US, China, Japan, Europe and Southeast Asia.

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