"Friday Music Picks: Fresh Tracks from ROSÉ, Bad Bunny, TWICE & More"
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"Friday Music Picks: Fresh Tracks from ROSÉ, Bad Bunny, TWICE & More"


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This week, ROSÉ shares her journey, Bad Bunny teases an exciting new chapter, and TWICE continues to deliver standout moments. Dive into this week's top music highlights below:

ROSÉ - rosie
BLACKPINK’s ROSÉ unveils her debut solo album, rosie, following her breakout top 10 hit “APT.” (featuring Bruno Mars). This 12-track album is far from a rushed follow-up. It’s a deeply personal exploration of relationship dynamics and self-reflection, blending intimate storytelling with grand pop anthems designed for arenas. rosie showcases ROSÉ’s evolution as an artist while staying authentic to her roots.

Bad Bunny - "EL CLúB"
After a quieter 2024, Bad Bunny is setting the stage for a blockbuster 2025. His latest single, “EL CLúB,” combines pulsing dance beats with a dreamy, introspective vibe. The track’s unconventional structure—letting the beat fade into silence—creates intrigue, with the accompanying music video hinting at a larger project on the horizon. Bad Bunny proves once again why he remains a global trendsetter.

TWICE - Latest Mini-Album
TWICE wraps up a stellar year with their latest mini-album, delivering a trifecta of hits: the electrifying Megan Thee Stallion collab “Strategy,” the catchy English-language bop “Kiss My Troubles Away,” and the festive “Magical.” In just 20 minutes, the group explores fresh territory while staying true to their vibrant K-pop essence.

Quavo, Teddy Swims & Luke Bryan - "Georgia Ways"
In a celebration of Southern pride, Quavo, Teddy Swims, and Luke Bryan team up for “Georgia Ways.” The track merges their unique styles, reflecting on shared loves like college football, Waffle House, and legendary Braves player Chipper Jones. Newcomer Teddy Swims shines with soulful, swagger-filled vocals, adding depth to this heartfelt anthem.

V of BTS - "White Christmas" with Bing Crosby
BTS member V joins Bing Crosby in a reimagined version of the holiday classic “White Christmas.” With approval from the Crosby estate, V adds his signature touch while preserving the song’s timeless charm. This collaboration bridges generations and global music cultures, bringing the beloved holiday tune to a new audience.


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