Digital Media (Dolby Atmos mix)

Tracklist

  • 1
    Intro : JANE
    JENNIE with FKJ
    1:38
  • 2
    like JENNIE
    2:04
  • 3
    start a war
    2:45
  • 4
    Handlebars
    JENNIE & Dua Lipa
    3:05
  • 5
    with the IE (way up)
    2:44
  • 6
    ExtraL
    JENNIE & Doechii
    2:48
  • 7
    Mantra
    2:17
  • 8
    Love Hangover
    JENNIE & Dominic Fike
    3:00
  • 9
    ZEN
    3:21
  • 10
    Damn Right
    JENNIE, Childish Gambino & Kali Uchis
    3:50
  • 11
    F.T.S.
    2:33
  • 12
    Filter
    2:32
  • 13
    Seoul City
    2:44
  • 14
    Starlight
    2:49
  • 15
    twin
    3:29

Recent reviews

Ruby is confidence refined into minimalism. Controlled, stylish, and self-aware, the album presents Jennie leaning into a sleek solo identity built on attitude rather than excess. It’s poised and intentional, choosing precision over spectacle. Sonically, the record blends modern pop, hip-hop undertones, and glossy R&B textures. The production is clean and restrained, favoring groove, space, and mood over big climaxes. The sound feels curated and fashion-forward, with a clear sense of aesthetic unity. Lyrically, Ruby centers on self-assurance, independence, allure, and boundaries. Jennie delivers with calm authority, letting tone and presence carry the message. The writing is concise and declarative, prioritizing impact and persona over narrative depth. The 4-star rating reflects a strong, cohesive statement that succeeds on style and clarity. While the album doesn’t push emotional or sonic boundaries dramatically, it delivers consistency, replay value, and a confident solo voice without filler. Ruby stands as a polished and effective chapter in Jennie’s solo work. Elegant, self-possessed, and modern, it confirms her ability to command attention through restraint rather than volume. Favorite Track: with the IE (way up) Skip Track: twin Disclaimer: This Is my opinion based on personal taste and emotions. The skip tracks are not bad songs but just songs that are less memorable.

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