Lee Soo-man's boy band A2O SOUL to release debut album Nov. 9
A2O SOUL, the 15-member boy group launched by K-pop mogul Lee Soo-man, will release its debut album "SUPERSTAR" on Nov. 9, less than a month after unveiling a prerelease single of the same name at its global debut showcase. The new album will be available at 6 p.m. on music platforms in Korea and abroad, according to the group's agency A2O Entertainment, Thursday. The five-track EP is led by…
A2O SOUL, the 15-member boy group founded by K-pop entrepreneur Lee Soo-man, is set to release its debut album SUPERSTAR on November 9. This follows the group's global debut showcase where they unveiled a prerelease single with the same name. The album will be accessible on music platforms in Korea and internationally at 6 p.m. on the release date, according to A2O Entertainment, the group's agency.
The EP, consisting of five tracks, kicks off with the single SUPERSTAR, which also acts as the prerelease track. It is followed by the second lead single, Dancing in the Dark. All five songs are described by the agency as new synthwave, a genre the group has coined to define their musical identity. Lee, SM Entertainment's founder, determined the album's musical direction and personally selected songwriters he had never collaborated with before.
SUPERSTAR, which dropped on October 13, was co-written by long-term SM producer Yoo Young-jin, alongside HAAN, who worked on hits for The Kid LAROI and Justin Bieber's "Stay," and GENT!, whose credits include songs for Drake and Doja Cat. The single peaked at No. 18 on YouTube's trending music chart and performed well on China's QQ Music.
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