Blackpink Member Lisa Launches Her Management Label LLOUD, See Post

Blackpink's Lisa announced the launch of her new label, 'LLOUD', and unveiled a new profile picture on Instagram.

The K-pop band Blackpink consists of Jisoo, Jennie, Rose, and Lisa.

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New Delhi: Lisa, a popular all-girl K-Pop group member, has announced the launch of her own management label, LLOUD. The Blackpink member claims that it will allow her to more effectively showcase her artistic vision in the entertainment and music industry. The Korean singer announced the launch of her new label, "LLOUD," and unveiled a new profile picture on Instagram.

Lisa even posted a monochrome photo of herself in a suit with the words "LLOUD" inscribed on it.

In her note, Lisa talked about her vision for 'LLOUD', saying, “Introducing LLOUD, a platform to showcase my vision in music and entertainment. Join me on this exciting journey to push through new boundaries together.”

 

 

 

 

 

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The official website of ‘LLOUD’ described the label as, “At LLOUD, our passion as an artist management company is to create experiences that transcend genres and connect generations. Our core lies in relentless innovation and a commitment to authenticity. We’re not just pushing boundaries; we’re redefining them, crafting chart-topping and genre-defying music.”

Lalisa Manobal is another artist from K-pop who is taking charge of her creative path. Baekhyun of EXO just started I&B100, his own company. Chen and Xiumin, his fellow artists, also joined the firm.

The K-pop band Blackpink consists of Jisoo, Jennie, Rose, and Lisa. 'Whistle' and 'Boombayah,' their first number one entries on South Korea's Gaon Digital Chart and the US Billboard World Digital Songs chart, respectively, were featured on their single album 'Square One,' which they released in August 2016. Following that, in November, the single album 'Square Two' was released, featuring the song 'Playing with Fire', which became the first Korean female group's entry to reach the Billboard Canadian Hot 100.