BLACKPINK's ROSÉ shows off a ‘new trick’ in playful music video — watch
ROSÉ is stepping into a playful new chapter with 'new trick'. Released on 17 September, the dreamy alt-pop single sees the BLACKPINK member moving through heartbreak with a newfound sense of resilience. The track brings together the nostalgic energy of '90s romantic comedies, early-2000s punk-rock touches, and an upbeat pop attitude. 'new trick' arrives alongside a music video directed by Dave Meyers, whose credits include work with Taylor Swift, Kendrick Lamar, and Ariana Grande. Shot entirely on the iPhone 18 Pro, the visual forms part of Apple's latest Shot on iPhone campaign and places ROSÉ in a vibrant, youthful setting that matches the song's playful energy. ROSÉ described the track, which she created with songwriter Amy Allen, as “possibly the cutest thing” the pair have made together. She also shared that she has been working on new music as she explores the sound and world of her next era. The release follows ROSÉ's debut studio album rosie and 'APT.', her collaboration with Bruno Mars.
ROSÉ is stepping into a playful new chapter with 'new trick'.
Released on 17 September, the dreamy alt-pop single sees the BLACKPINK member moving through heartbreak with a newfound sense of resilience. The track brings together the nostalgic energy of '90s romantic comedies, early-2000s punk-rock touches, and an upbeat pop attitude.
'new trick' arrives alongside a music video directed by Dave Meyers, whose credits include work with Taylor Swift, Kendrick Lamar, and Ariana Grande. Shot entirely on the iPhone 18 Pro, the visual forms part of Apple's latest Shot on iPhone campaign and places ROSÉ in a vibrant, youthful setting that matches the song's playful energy.
ROSÉ described the track, which she created with songwriter Amy Allen, as “possibly the cutest thing” the pair have made together. She also shared that she has been working on new music as she explores the sound and world of her next era.
The release follows ROSÉ's debut studio album rosie and 'APT.', her collaboration with Bruno Mars.