Description
BLACKPINK – The Album – Compact Disc Box Set
Version 1 – Black Matte Cover
Target Exclusive, includes 2 Group Photo Cards + Group Poster
Boxset includes:
– CD
– Hardcover Photobook
– 6 Postcards
– 2 Photo Cards
– 1 Sticker
– Credits Sheet
– Mounted Photocard
Brand new, never played and still sealed in the factory plastic
The Album is the debut full-length studio release by BLACKPINK, issued in 2020. Although the group had already become a global phenomenon through a series of singles and EPs, this record marked their first full-length project and represented a major milestone in their rise within international pop music. By the time it arrived, BLACKPINK had already established themselves as one of the most visible acts in K-pop, with a style that blends Korean pop production with elements of hip-hop, EDM, and Western pop.
Musically, The Album emphasizes polished pop production combined with strong rhythmic beats and dramatic song structures. Many of the tracks feature dynamic shifts between softer melodic sections and explosive, high-energy choruses. The production relies heavily on electronic elements, including heavy bass drops, layered synths, and crisp percussion, creating a sound designed to feel both modern and cinematic. Songs like “How You Like That” and “Pretty Savage” highlight the group’s more aggressive hip-hop influenced side, while tracks such as “Lovesick Girls” lean toward melodic pop with emotional hooks.
The four members—Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa—each bring distinct vocal styles that help shape the album’s character. Jennie and Lisa often handle rap-focused sections that emphasize attitude and rhythm, while Rosé and Jisoo provide more melodic vocal passages that carry the emotional weight of many songs. The contrast between rap verses and soaring vocal choruses is one of the defining elements of BLACKPINK’s sound.
Several collaborations appear on the album, reflecting the group’s growing international presence. The track “Ice Cream,” featuring Selena Gomez, presents a bright, playful pop style, while “Bet You Wanna,” featuring Cardi B, leans more heavily into hip-hop and club-oriented production. These collaborations helped expand the album’s reach beyond the traditional K-pop audience and reinforced BLACKPINK’s role in connecting Korean pop with the global music industry.
Within the context of BLACKPINK’s career, The Album served as a major commercial success and further cemented their global popularity. It demonstrated the group’s ability to combine high-budget pop production, confident performances, and cross-cultural collaborations into a cohesive release. The record functions both as an introduction to BLACKPINK’s musical identity and as a reflection of how K-pop had become an increasingly influential force within mainstream international pop music.
Track Listing
How You Like That
Ice Cream
Pretty Savage
Bet You Wanna
Lovesick Girls
Crazy Over You
Love To Hate Me
You Never Know
