The Korean-American bedroom pop singer is officially releasing her EP on a clear mint-green 12" LP — and it looks just as intimate as the songs sound.
natalie jinju started making music at 18, wrote the nobody cares EP as a literal college application project, and turned it into a record deal before she turned 20. The EP covers unrequited love, soft heartbreak, and that specific kind of emotional spiral that only fully makes sense at 2am. Now the whole thing is getting a physical pressing.
The clear vinyl ships June 12. Every copy is signed by natalie and her family (her words, her shop). The cover art puts her in a vintage bathroom mirror — sticky notes everywhere, looking back at you. That image alone belongs on a record shelf.
Tracks on side A: letters to my lover, buttons, calico. Bonus track open wound (added to the EP in May 2026) rounds out the flip.
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Pre-order on vinyl at nataliejinju.com — $29.98, signed.
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