Jennie’s Fallen Angel has two distinct editions: a three-track digital EP released on August 28, 2026, and a six-track physical edition. OA Entertainment’s official notices resolve the date and format uncertainty in the earlier version of this article.
The practical difference is the music included. The digital EP contains FALLEN ANGEL, HEAVEN and Less than a Lover. The physical tracklist adds sweettooth, lockitdown and Face, identified by OA as physical-exclusive tracks. A six-song CD announcement should therefore not be read as a six-song streaming release.
The digital release date and time
In its digital release notice, OA specified Friday, August 28 at 1 p.m. KST, equivalent to midnight EDT. For US Pacific listeners, that was 9 p.m. PDT on Thursday, August 27. These are different local dates for the same release time, not two separate launches.
The Apple Music album listing now records the EP as an August 28 release with three songs. That provides a published catalog record in addition to the advance agency announcement.
Three digital tracks, six physical tracks
The digital edition is a compact collection built around the title track, with HEAVEN and the previously introduced Less than a Lover. Its scope is different from an expanded physical package: listeners do not need to assume that missing bonus songs indicate a problem with their streaming account.
The physical-edition notice lists the following sequence:
- FALLEN ANGEL
- Less than a Lover
- sweettooth – physical exclusive
- lockitdown – physical exclusive
- Face – physical exclusive
- HEAVEN
OA opened physical preorders on August 26 at 11 a.m. KST. The Weverse Global product page, checked on September 11, lists October 30, 2026 as its release date. That is the date for this listed physical product, not a postponement of the already-released digital EP.
A product release date is also not a guaranteed delivery date. The retailer distinguishes dispatch from arrival and notes that logistics can affect shipping. Check the edition and shop attached to an order instead of applying one retailer’s timetable to every territory.
How the EP follows Jennie’s festival summer
Jennie’s European festival run brought new material into her live sets alongside songs from Ruby. The festival dossier examines that solo-focused programming at Roskilde, Open’er and Mad Cool.
Hearing a song at a festival and finding its studio recording on a streaming service are different milestones. The edition split makes that particularly relevant to lockitdown: the official physical notice establishes its placement without implying that it is part of the three-track digital EP.
The useful question now is which edition contains the songs a listener is seeking. The agency has answered that question for the announced formats. Those notices do not promise a later digital release of the physical-exclusive tracks, so such a release should not be assumed.
Correction, September 11, 2026: Earlier reporting left the release date, time zone and bonus-track format uncertain. The official OA notices and product listing now provide the distinctions above; the earlier conflicting accounts are not used as authority for those details.