Lisa's Press Play is out now: six songs, one 16-second bonus outro and a Las Vegas residency next

Lisa's Press Play is out today, 23 October 2026. It is a short, sharp record: six songs, plus a 16-second title outro that some stores list as a seventh track. We announced the EP earlier this month, and now the full tracklist is public.

If you are new to her: Lisa, born Lalisa Manobal in Thailand, is the rapper and dancer in BLACKPINK, one of the biggest groups in K-pop. Press Play follows her 2025 debut album Alter Ego, and it is released through her own company, Lloud, with RCA Records.

The tracklist

1. "SaWaDiKa" (3:09)
2. "V12" (2:51)
3. "Cobra" (2:19)
4. "Tarantino" (2:51)
5. "Cut U Off" (2:39)
6. "Sweat" (2:34)
7. "PRESS PLAY" (0:16)

The whole thing runs under 16 minutes. No guest artists are listed on any of the six songs; Lisa is the only credited artist throughout. Full songwriting and production credits have not been published for most of the record. The one song with confirmed credits is the lead single, "SaWaDiKa", produced by Thom Bridges and Ojivolta, with vocal production by Kuk Harrell. Lisa shares the writing credit.

The singles

"SaWaDiKa" came out on 3 September. Its title plays on "sawasdee ka", the polite Thai greeting a woman uses, and it was set up with a billboard campaign in Bangkok, New York, Los Angeles and Mexico City in August. The second single, "Tarantino", arrived today alongside the EP with an action-heavy music video.

The framing around the project is a Thai-to-global story: Lisa has described the EP as a film you simply press play on, and the lead single leans on Thai language and imagery. We are only reporting the setup here. The songs themselves are brand new, and this guide is about what the record is, not a verdict on it.

What comes next

Lisa takes the music to Las Vegas with Viva La Lisa at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace. The residency runs on 12, 13 and 14 November, then 27, 28 and 29 November 2026. It was expanded from four shows to six, and she is billed as the first K-pop artist to hold a residency in the city.

K-pop's release calendar stays busy: IVE, ILLIT and RIIZE all return on 26 October.