LISA’s ‘Press Play’: All 6 Tracks Ranked
LISA has released her six-track EP *Press Play* after a run of high-profile milestones, including becoming the first K-pop soloist to win the MTV Video Music Award for best pop. The article presents the EP as a vivid, film-inspired project, with LISA credited as a songwriter on every track and rap and sing-rap shaping much of its sound.
The review ranks the tracks and highlights references to Quentin Tarantino films, Bangkok and dance music. “Cut U Off” opens with a *Kill Bill* whistle but settles into a more relaxed sound, while “Sweat” pairs yoga cues with a dreamy, shifting flow. The excerpt also describes “Tarantino” as packed with film references and Thai touches, and says “V12” has greater immediate impact than the title track; it does not include the full ranking.
In short
- LISA’s new EP *Press Play* has six tracks.
- The review links its sound and visuals to Tarantino films.
- “V12” is described as more immediately striking than the title track.