Jisoo has released “ADDICTED”, a new solo song about an attraction that becomes difficult to control. The BLACKPINK singer moves between different vocal textures, while choreography and scenes in water shape the official video. Following “CLICK”, the October 30 release offers a more forceful musical approach ahead of her first full-length solo album, for which a specific release date has not yet been announced.
Jisoo turns to the point where attraction begins to overtake reason on “ADDICTED”, her new solo release of October 30. A meeting, a touch or even hearing somebody’s name can bring feelings rushing back. The song follows that recurring desire through a stronger musical approach and vocal changes that give the performance several distinct textures.
The lyrics describe both the sweetness and the disruption of being drawn towards somebody. The narrator recognises the growing intensity but continues to be carried along by it, even when that feeling reaches beyond familiar limits. Repeating the title provides the most direct admission of the attraction, bringing the central idea back each time the chorus returns.
Musically, Jisoo adopts a dance-oriented sound with a darker atmosphere than her preceding single. Electronic elements and a pronounced rhythm support a delivery that moves between melodic passages and shorter, more sharply articulated phrases. The production’s energy suits the subject, while repetition suggests a thought that keeps returning when it is difficult to put somebody out of mind.
The use of her voice is a particularly noticeable part of the recording. Some passages sit lower in her range, while others take a softer, more melodic approach. Brief rhythmically delivered sections introduce another contrast. These changes allow the performance to shift its character within one track, rather than maintaining a single vocal tone from beginning to end.
Some early fan comments highlighted those low notes and the movement between different forms of delivery. Jisoo’s rhythmic phrases also drew attention, alongside responses to the choreography. Those are selected reactions circulated after the release, rather than a comprehensive measurement of how listeners received the song, but they identify details that stood out in the initial discussion. Other viewers concentrated on the video’s appearance and its scenes in water, showing how the visual release accompanied discussion of the music.
The official video gives movement an equally prominent place. Jisoo appears in dark surroundings, with water forming a key element of the presentation. In several sequences she dances in it, while changing lighting and the choreography intensify the atmosphere. The images bring a physical aspect to a song whose lyrics describe being pulled towards another person.
The video does not need to be read as a literal illustration of every line or as a conventional story with a clearly defined beginning and ending. Its strongest connection with the recording comes through atmosphere and performance. Water, lighting and movement create a setting suited to the music, allowing the dance to carry a substantial part of the visual presentation.
That choice also gives Jisoo something beyond a series of close-up portraits. Choreography occupies the centre of the image, making the song visible through bodily movement as well as facial expression. Dance is familiar from her work with BLACKPINK, and here it becomes one of the principal ways she presents the character of a solo release.
The Wavys and Sol Was produced “ADDICTED”, with an additional contribution from The-Dream. The composition credits include Jack Brady, Jordan Roman, Sol Was and Terius Gesteelde-Diamant. Austin Wolfe, Tiina Vainikainen and the singer herself are among the lyric writers, connecting her performance with participation in the song’s creative development rather than interpretation alone.
Kuk Harrell handled the vocal production, and Tony Maserati mixed the track. The credits place the vocal performance within a wider production team, while Jisoo’s involvement in the lyrics forms part of her developing solo work. The release brings those contributions together around the song’s central theme of a persistent and increasingly difficult-to-control attraction.
“ADDICTED” is the second song presented ahead of her first full-length solo album. “CLICK” arrived on September 4 with a different musical and vocal approach, addressing physical attraction in a more restrained manner. The newer recording increases the intensity and makes the music more dynamic, offering another treatment of a related emotional subject.
The two singles can be heard as different approaches to that broad theme, although no official shared storyline has been announced. Jisoo began her solo recording career in 2023 with “ME”, which included “FLOWER” and “All Eyes on Me”. In 2025, “AMORTAGE” followed, featuring songs such as “earthquake” and “Your Love”.
Those releases gradually gave her more room to establish an identity outside the group’s discography. The two 2026 singles continue that process through different sounds and forms of presentation. “ADDICTED” comes through BLISSOO, the company managing her solo activities. Its arrival and the accompanying official video provide another available piece of the forthcoming album’s introduction.
A specific date for that first full-length record has not been announced, although “CLICK” and “ADDICTED” are confirmed as preceding it. For now, Jisoo’s new song is available alongside its video, with its darker dance production, contrasting vocal passages and water-based choreography presenting an attraction that keeps drawing the narrator back towards the same person.
