Black Pink Lisa & Rosalía’s “New Woman”: A Visual Delight
Black Pink Lisa “New Woman” is the focus of today’s musical spotlight, and it couldn’t be more fitting. This track marks a new chapter for Lisa, showcasing her evolution from K-pop sensation to global pop powerhouse. The video, directed by Dave Meyers, is a visual masterpiece that combines early-aughts nostalgia with modern flair. Picture this: a flip phone, a big photocopier, and a vibe that screams “Y2K chic”.
Art Direction and Visuals
The art direction in “New Woman” is like a Picasso painting come to life—vibrant, unexpected, and utterly captivating. The yin/yang segment, where Lisa and Rosalía switch back and forth, is a standout moment, symbolizing the perfect balance between their unique styles. It’s like watching a perfectly choreographed dance, where every move is in sync, yet distinctly their own.
Of course, no masterpiece is without its quirks. The purple segment in the video, reminiscent of Dave Meyers’ earlier work, might feel a bit like an unexpected plot twist in a rom-com. Some might say it screams “old Dave Meyers,” but hey, even the best directors have their signature quirks.
Musically, “New Woman” is a breath of fresh air. While fans might have expected Lisa to unleash her rap prowess, the laid-back vibe of the song is a pleasant surprise. It’s like finding out your favorite action movie star can also nail a rom-com—unexpected, but oh so satisfying. Rosalía’s feature adds a layer of depth, her vocals weaving seamlessly with Lisa’s to create a track that’s as smooth as a well-aged wine.
And let’s not forget the powerhouse behind the production: Max Martin. With his knack for crafting bangers, it’s no wonder “New Woman” is a hit. It’s like discovering the secret ingredient in your favorite dish—suddenly, everything makes sense.
Final Thoughts
In conclusion, “New Woman” is a testament to Lisa’s artistic growth and her ability to collaborate with global talents like Rosalía. The video is a visual delight, and the track itself is a testament to Lisa’s versatility and growth as an artist. As fans eagerly await more music from her, it’s clear that Lisa is paving her own path in the global music scene. So, grab your flip phone, channel your inner Y2K diva, and dive into the world of “New Woman”—you won’t regret it.
Post of this article are based on: An article by Nika Roque/JCB, GMA Integrated News.
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