BLACKPINK member Rosé signed a management contract for her solo activities with The Black Label founded by former YG Entertainment producer Teddy.
BLACKPINK member Rosé signed a management contract for her solo activities with The Black Label founded by former YG Entertainment producer Teddy.
The Black Label is an affiliate company of YG Entertainment. Its current artists are Park Bogum, Taeyang, Jeon Somi, Zion.T, Vince, Loren, R.Tee, Bryan Chase, Lee Jong-won and Ella Gross. All BLACKPINK members are under YG Entertainment for their group activities. They did not sign contracts for their solo activities with the agency. Lisa, Jennie and Jisoo previously announced separate agencies for their solo activities.
“We have signed a management contract with artist Rosé. Producer Teddy and artist Rosé, who have worked together as producers and artists for a long time, recently signed a management contract with The Black Label based on their deep trust in each other,” The Black Label announced on June 18. It added, “Rosé is currently preparing to meet global fans with new music, and plans to carry out music activities around the world with global record labels in the future.”
“Please look forward to the best synergy between Rosé, who has a unique musical color, and The Black Label, which pursues artists' freedom of activity. We promise that we will not spare any support in the future so that Rosé can be active in more diverse fields,” it added.
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