Jennie's 'Ruby' Achieves Record-Breaking Pitchfork Rating; Benson Boone Praises Taylor Swift; Chappell Roan Debuts Country Song

Edited by: Inna Horoshkina One

Jennie’s Ruby Sets Record with Pitchfork’s Highest Score for a K-pop Soloist

Jennie has made a striking return with her first full-length solo album Ruby, released on March 7, 2025. The album received a 7.1/10 rating from Pitchfork, marking the highest score ever awarded by the American music review site to a K-pop soloist.

Ruby is Jennie's first major project after her departure from YG Entertainment. Pitchfork praised her for maintaining the signature BLACKPINK essence while infusing her unique artistry, highlighting her growth as a solo performer.


Benson Boone Reflects on Opening for Taylor Swift

Singer Benson Boone, who opened for Taylor Swift during her Eras Tour at Wembley Stadium, shared that he knew little about Swift’s music before the experience. However, witnessing her performance transformed his perspective.

Boone expressed admiration for Swift’s ability to create an immersive musical world, and he felt honored by her recognition of his work during the show. This moment, Boone revealed, reshaped his understanding of the bond between artists and their teams.


Chappell Roan Explores Country Vibes with The Giver

Pop artist Chappell Roan released her latest single, The Giver, a song inspired by the classic country anthem "Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy)" by Big and Rich.

Roan emphasized that the song was designed to bring vibrant energy to her live performances, but clarified that it doesn’t signal a genre switch.

Despite this country-inspired track, Roan reassured fans that her upcoming album will remain rooted in pop, showcasing her dynamic creativity while staying true to her artistic style.

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