Jisoo’s team frames this as a joyful, heartwarming crossover where a global K-pop icon brings 'playful and bright energy' to a beloved family franchise.
The real hook here is the artwork. The single cover features 'Shumon,' a character Jisoo originally drew in middle school, turning a personal childhood sketch into official Paramount marketing.
Confirmed by THR on Nov 3, 2026: Song title is 'Sun Showers,' written by Jisoo. Film release date is Dec 3, 2026. Artwork features 'Shumon,' a creature she drew before her debut.
This isn't just a soundtrack deal; it's a personal narrative arc for Jisoo, turning a middle-school doodle into a Hollywood asset. The receipts are in the artwork.
The vibes are immaculate and the nostalgia is real. Jisoo, the visual powerhouse of BLACKPINK, has officially signed on to contribute original music to *The Angry Birds Movie 3*. This isn’t just another standard sync deal; it’s a creative collaboration that brings a piece of the K-pop star’s pre-idol history to the big screen.
According to an exclusive report from *The Hollywood Reporter* on November 3, 2026, Jisoo has written a new track titled “Sun Showers” specifically for the animated feature. The song is slated to appear in both the final cut of the film and its upcoming trailer, ensuring maximum exposure during the holiday rush. What makes this collaboration genuinely interesting is the album artwork.
The cover for “Sun Showers” features “Shumon,” a little dustball creature that Jisoo first drew when she was in middle school. Now, that same character is being used in official Paramount Pictures marketing materials. Jisoo described seeing her creation come to life as “deeply meaningful,” adding a layer of personal artistic integrity to the project.
In her statement to THR, Jisoo leaned into the family-friendly vibe, saying, “I’m so happy to be part of *The Angry Birds Movie 3*. I’ve always loved how the films bring together such colorful characters, humor and heart.” She explained that with “Sun Showers,” she aimed to capture the movie’s “playful and bright energy” with a “fun, feel-good song that makes people want to smile and dance along.” The timing is impeccable, as she hopes fans will “enjoy hearing it when they see the film over the holidays.” The film itself is set for a December 3, 2026 release, positioning it squarely in the competitive holiday box office window.
The synopsis promises that “one angry bird will face his greatest challenge yet, surviving fatherhood… while saving the world!” The voice cast is absolutely stacked, featuring returning favorites like Jason Sudeikis and Josh Gad, alongside a massive roster of new additions including Emma Myers, Rachel Bloom, Walker Scobell, Danny McBride, and internet personality MrBeast. With Lily James and Keke Palmer also joining the mix, the ensemble is vast. Directed by John Rice with a screenplay by Thurop Van Orman, the production is clearly aiming for broad, international appeal, with Jisoo’s involvement serving as a strategic bridge to the global K-pop audience.
