BLACKPINK's Jisoo Goes Darker With 'Addicted,' Second Preview of Her First Full Album

BLACKPINK's Jisoo will release "Addicted," the second prerelease single from her first solo full-length album, on Friday, Oct. 30. Her agency, Blissoo, announced the date Tuesday, Yonhap reported.

The song arrives at 8 a.m. Friday on Korean and international streaming platforms at the same time, Blissoo said, according to The Korea Times. It follows "Click," the album's first single, which came out in September. The album itself still has no announced release date, Yonhap noted.

In its release, Blissoo presented the new single as a change of direction:

"Jisoo, who sung about a special connection in which two people are naturally drawn to each other in 'Click,' will showcase another distinctive concept transformation through 'Addicted,'"

"Click" was about easy chemistry between two people who meet by chance. "Addicted" turns hard toward a darker, more complicated look, the agency said, The Korea Times reported.

The teasers already show that mood. From Saturday through Monday, Blissoo posted a logo animation, concept photos and a short video on its official social channels, according to The Korea Times. In the animation, heart-shaped lightning cracks across a dark purple sky before the title appears in heavy 3D type. The photos show Jisoo half hidden behind a glittering curtain, with full bangs and sleek black nails.

The video clip gave a first listen to the melody and a short look at the choreography.

The opening single gives the follow-up a strong start. By the agency's count, "Click" reached the top 10 of iTunes charts in 43 regions and charted on Apple Music's Top Songs lists in 11 countries, The Korea Times reported.

Jisoo released her solo EP Amortage last year, and she reached the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 with "Eyes Closed," her collaboration single with British pop star Zayn, Yonhap reported.

Next, Jisoo returns to Korean television music programs for a run of live performances of "Addicted," according to The Korea Times.