ROSÉ, the renowned global icon, has made a significant move in her career by signing a global publishing administration deal with Warner Chappell Music. This news comes at a time when her single “APT.” featuring Bruno Mars continues to dominate the Billboard Global 200 and Global Excl. U.S. charts. Just a month ago, the song made its debut at No. 1 on both charts and has maintained its top position through the week of Nov. 23. It also entered the top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100 chart, which tracks popular singles in the U.S.

ROSÉ's Journey and New Beginnings

Since joining BLACKPINK as its lead singer in 2016, ROSÉ has been a global force. The release of “APT.” has further solidified her status as a star in her own right and serves as an introduction to her highly anticipated solo debut album, rosie, which is set to drop on Dec. 6. In a statement, ROSÉ expressed her excitement about joining the Warner Chappell team, saying, "I am beyond excited to join the team at Warner Chappell. There is so much more to come that I can’t wait to share — it’s going to be an amazing journey."Ryan Press, president of North America at Warner Chappell, added in a statement, "ROSÉ has earned this moment, and it’s a huge honor to officially welcome her to our Warner Chappell family. As she breaks record after record, she’s singlehandedly redefining the K-pop genre while also paving the way for a new era of cross-cultural expression. We’ve already hit the ground running with our partners at Atlantic to support ROSÉ’s bold vision and explore new creative opportunities for her songs. Above all, we can’t wait to see where her music takes us next."ROSÉ was born in Auckland and raised in Melbourne. Since the age of 15, she had her heart set on a career in music. To pursue her dreams, she moved to South Korea and was soon selected as a member of BLACKPINK, the first K-Pop girl group to achieve remarkable feats such as gracing the cover of Billboard, winning a VMA, and headlining Coachella.Although BLACKPINK had numerous top global hits like “Pink Venom,” “How You Like That,” “Ice Cream (with Selena Gomez),” “Shut Down,” and more, the members, including ROSÉ, did not participate in the songwriting process of those songs, meaning they did not receive publishing royalties. Now, as a solo artist, ROSÉ is actively involved in the writing room, contributing her talent to her new solo works “APT.” and “Number One Girl,” the second single released ahead of rosie. She also received writing credit for the two songs on her debut EP R, released in 2021.ROSÉ's solo endeavors showcase her growth and creativity. Her music not only represents the K-pop genre but also breaks barriers and paves the way for cross-cultural expression. With her new deal and upcoming album, she is set to make a lasting impact on the music industry.The success of “APT.” is a testament to ROSÉ's talent and popularity. It has become a chart-topping hit, reaching the top positions on both global and U.S. charts. This achievement further cements her position as a leading artist in the music world.ROSÉ's story is one of determination and hard work. From her early days in Auckland to her rise as a global superstar, she has overcome many challenges. Her signing with Warner Chappell Music is a significant milestone in her career, opening up new opportunities and allowing her to showcase her artistic abilities on a global scale.As ROSÉ prepares to release her solo debut album, fans around the world are eagerly awaiting her new music. Her unique voice and style have captivated audiences, and her solo works are expected to continue her success. With the support of Warner Chappell and her own creative efforts, ROSÉ is poised to take her career to new heights.