BLACKPINK Lisa launches her "LALISA Photobook Special" pre-sale. It will serve as a present to her fans for their love and support given to the Thai singer.
Keep reading for more details.
BLACKPINK Lisa Launches Pre-Sale of 'LALISA' Photobook
BLACKPINK Lisa's "LALISA Photobook (Special Edition)" is full of Lisa's sincerity to repay music all over the world who have given her neverending love and support to her solo debut.
Among the jacket shots and music video behind the scenes that were not recorded in the album, Lisa selected the images she wanted to give as a present to fans. The images were completed with a 224-page photo book, Polaroid set, and an accordion postcard set.
Moreover, a Tyvek Pouch engraved with the album cover design will be presented to fans who will purchase the first batch. Also, there is a limited edition random Instax photo film with images printed on camera film, further enhancing the collectible value.
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This time, Lisa's photobook is made of environmentally-friendly materials, except for a few components, which adds to the meaning. The print is made from FSC (Forest Management Association) certified paper and low-carbon paper made from low-chlorine bleached pulp and water-based coatings.
The Tyvek pouch is also recyclable and it uses fibers that do not emit harmful chemicals to the soil when buried in the ground.
Lisa's -"LALISA Photobook (SPECIAL EDITION)" will be officially released at online and offline music stores nationwide, along with YG Select, on January 10 next year, when the pre-sale closes.
Meanwhile, Lisa's solo album "LALISA" sold about 800,000 copies; it set a new record for a female K-pop artist. The title song "LALISA" ranked 84th on the US Billboard Hot 100, and the album's b-side song "MONEY" caused an unusual storm, it went backward in various major global charts.
BLACKPINK Lisa Recovers From COVID-19
Group BLACKPINK's LISA was released from self-isolation after being cured from COVID-19 last December 4 and resumed her personal activities.
Lisa's agency, YG Entertainment, said that same day that "Lisa, who has been receiving home treatment for a while, has been released from self-isolation was cleared by the health authorities that there is no longer a risk of infection."
Lisa, who was diagnosed with COVID-19 on November 24, returned to a healthy appearance by posting several chic all-black look photos on her Instagram, which was released after her 10-day self-quarantine.
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YG continues, "We are always grateful to the fans for their concern and to the medical staff who are dedicated to overcoming COVID-19, and we would be grateful if you would support BLACKPINK, who will come back with a healthy appearance."
"From now on, we will put the health and safety of our artists and employees first and thoroughly comply with the quarantine guidelines of the health authorities. Thank you." The agency concluded.
Previously, the other BLACKPINK members, Jisoo, Rosé, and Jennie, were classified as subjects of active monitoring that do not require self-isolation. This is because more than a week has passed since the members completed the vaccination, and their external activities have been minimized.
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