LISA Releases Highly Anticipated EP PRESS PLAY with Action-Packed “Tarantino” Music Video

LISA has officially dropped her highly anticipated EP. PRESS PLAY is out now via LLOUD Co./RCA Records, a six-track project created with a movie in mind—so fans can sit down, and “press play.”

Alongside the EP, LISA released the music video for focus track “Tarantino.” The video follows LISA’s epic, action-packed journey through a hotel to deliver a note to her favorite director, Tarantino. In true Tarantino fashion, the video incorporates action sequences with LISA throwing punches at anyone who gets in her way.

PRESS PLAY includes the previously released single “SaWaDiKa,” which surpassed 70.8 million YouTube views in its first 24 hours—landing it among LISA’s biggest YouTube debuts and the #1 biggest YouTube debut of 2026. The song also debuted at #69 on the Billboard Hot 100, marking her highest debut on the chart.

The Tracklist

  1. SaWaDiKa
  2. V12
  3. Cobra
  4. Tarantino
  5. Cut U Off
  6. Sweat

LISA returned to the MTV VMAs to perform the television debut of “SaWaDiKa” and took home the award for Best Pop for “Dream feat. Kentaro Sakaguchi”—making history as the first solo K-pop artist to win the category.

LISA heads to Vegas next, kicking off her VIVA LA LISA Residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace for six nights in November. The first four nights sold out in under 10 minutes, prompting her to add two new dates. LISA is making history as the first K-Pop artist to perform a Las Vegas residency.

PRESS PLAY is available now on all streaming platforms. With a cinematic music video, a historic VMA win, and a Las Vegas residency on the horizon, LISA’s solo career is firing on all cylinders. Watch “Tarantino” now and press play.

Source: LLOUD Co.


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