Complete List Of Rosé Songs From A to Z

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Rosé first became known around the world as one of BLACKPINK’s four members, but the character of her voice was recognizable before the group had built its enormous international audience. Born Roseanne Park in Auckland, New Zealand, and raised in Melbourne, Australia, she grew up singing and playing piano and guitar before successfully auditioning for YG Entertainment in Sydney in 2012.

After moving to Seoul and completing four years of training, Rosé debuted with BLACKPINK in 2016 alongside Jisoo, Jennie, and Lisa. Her ability to move between restrained, vulnerable phrases and soaring melodic lines became one of the group’s defining sounds as BLACKPINK expanded from its early singles into a global pop phenomenon.

Rosé made her first credited appearance years before that debut on G-DRAGON’s “Without You,” released in 2012. Her first formal solo project arrived in 2021 with the single album R. “On the Ground” examined the distance between public success and personal fulfillment, while “Gone” presented a stripped-down breakup song built around guitar and voice. The physical edition also included instrumental versions of both recordings.

Her individual presence continued within BLACKPINK’s catalog. “Hard to Love,” released on BORN PINK in 2022, was performed entirely by Rosé, while “Yeah Yeah Yeah” and “The Girls” reflected her growing participation in the group’s songwriting. Those releases connected her solo instincts with the scale and energy of BLACKPINK’s music.

Rosé began a new chapter in 2024 with Atlantic Records and THEBLACKLABEL. Her first studio album, rosie, arrived on December 6 and presented a much broader portrait of her songwriting. “Number One Girl,” “3am,” “Toxic Till the End,” “Drinks or Coffee,” “Gameboy,” “Stay a Little Longer,” and “Too Bad for Us” moved through insecurity, anger, longing, and self-examination.

“APT.,” recorded with Bruno Mars, brought playful rhythmic energy into the album and became its most immediate global anthem. The standard edition of rosie contained twelve songs, while a limited vinyl edition added the exclusive bonus track “vampirehollie.”

Rosé expanded her catalog again in 2025 with “Messy,” recorded for F1 The Album, and “On My Mind,” a collaboration with Alex Warren. Both songs placed her voice in settings outside her own album while preserving the intimate emotional style that had become central to her solo work.

BLACKPINK returned with the DEADLINE EP in 2026. Rosé shared songwriting credit on “GO,” adding another group recording to the smaller collection of BLACKPINK songs connected directly to her work as a writer.

Across her solo releases, collaborations, soundtrack recordings, and selected BLACKPINK performances, Rosé has built a catalog defined less by one genre than by emotional clarity. Whether singing over acoustic guitar, polished pop production, or the full force of BLACKPINK, she approaches a song as a storyteller first.