Seven years ago, global pop phenomenon Jennie became the first member of the K-pop group Blackpink to release solo music. On Friday, she becomes the latest to drop a debut solo studio album, the English-language “Ruby.” It’s a kaleidoscope of different sounds for Jennie, full of incongruous, polished pleasures.

The BLACKPINK solo set quadfecta is now complete, with JENNIE releasing her debut one-woman album, Ruby, Friday (March 7). The 15-track LP makes JENNIE the final member of her girl group to drop a solo project amid BLACKPINK's ongoing break,

The sampler comes eight days ahead of JENNIE’s March 7 album, which follows singles “Mantra” and Doechii duet “ExtraL.” Ruby has long been in the works, with the South Korean star telling Billboard in her January cover story that she “struggled a lot in the beginning” of the creative process.