JENNIE is bringing Fallen Angel to vinyl, with the physical edition set to include three exclusive tracks, including a previously unannounced song titled “Face.” Pre-orders open October 28 at 10 p.m. EDT (October 29 at 11 a.m. KST) on JENNIE’s official website, giving fans a new way to experience the BLACKPINK star’s latest solo release.
The announcement introduces “Face” as a physical-exclusive addition alongside “sweettooth” and “lockitdown.” While the original Fallen Angel EP arrived with three tracks on August 28, the vinyl edition expands the release with music that will not be part of the original digital tracklist. The newly announced song is therefore the central attraction for fans who have already streamed the project.
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The vinyl announcement comes nearly two months after Fallen Angel made its global debut across streaming platforms, digital stores and YouTube. Released through Odd Atelier and Columbia Records, the three-track EP accumulated 4,516,143 unfiltered Spotify streams on its first day, according to Spotify Counter data. “HEAVEN” led with 1.6 million streams, followed by the title track “FALLEN ANGEL” with 1.5 million and “Less than a Lover” with 1.4 million.
The project also registered early chart milestones. “HEAVEN” debuted at No. 150 on the Spotify Global chart with approximately 1.3 million chart-eligible streams, while “Less than a Lover” re-entered at No. 196 with around 1.2 million. On digital sales platforms, Fallen Angel reached No. 1 on the Worldwide iTunes Album Chart, becoming the first EP or album by a K-pop soloist to debut at the summit in 2026. In the United States, it entered the iTunes Top 15 on release day.
YouTube provided another early measure of the project’s reach. The “Fallen Angel” music video became the platform’s No. 1 trending music video and surpassed 10 million views shortly after its release.
The vinyl edition also follows the momentum of Ruby, JENNIE’s debut studio album, released in March 2025. That project helped establish her solo identity beyond BLACKPINK, while Fallen Angel placed greater emphasis on stripped-back production, vocals and songwriting. The addition of three exclusive tracks gives the new physical release a distinct place in her growing catalog rather than making it simply a collectible version of the original EP.
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