LISA Releases "Tarantino" Video With Six-Track Collection "Press Play"

LISA Releases "Tarantino" Video With Six-Track Collection "Press Play"
K-pop star LISA has released the music video for "Tarantino" alongside Press Play, a six-track collection that includes her lead single "SaWaDiKa." Billboard reported the release on 23 October 2026.
The video is spy-themed. It is set in a hotel where LISA fights villains, and she leads a choreographed routine with chambermaids and bellboys. In another moment, she signs a PlayStation controller for a fan.
James Mackel, a Grammy Award-winning filmmaker, directed the video. Press Play was released through Lloud and RCA Records.
The clip is also tied to a game console promotion. LISA helped design a limited-edition LISA DualSense wireless controller, the wireless controller made for Sony's PlayStation, and she teased "Tarantino" through a promo for it. A DualSense is the handheld controller players use to control games.
On the charts, "SaWaDiKa" debuted at No. 69 on the Billboard Hot 100, the main US singles chart, in September. The same song debuted at No. 23 on the Billboard Global 200, which ranks songs by popularity across markets around the world.
LISA's previous album, Alter Ego, came out in 2025 and reached No. 7 on the Billboard 200, the US album chart that counts sales and streams for full albums.
LISA is a member of BLACKPINK. Her label-side profile at Lloud also lists several Guinness World Records and says she is the first female solo K-pop artist to win Best K-pop Artist at both the MTV Video Music Awards and the Europe Music Awards. The same profile says she was the first to pass one billion streams on Spotify.
Her official YouTube channel, branded "Lilifilm Official," lists 11.6 million subscribers and 26 videos. The "Tarantino" video is published there as "LISA - Tarantino (Official Music Video)," with a copyright line crediting RCA Records under an exclusive licence from Lloud.
For fans, the release combines several things in one push: a music video with a plot, a single with chart history, and a crossover with a game controller that fans can own.


