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SM Entertainment founder's A2O Entertainment to debut A2O Soul and A2O Lite - Korea JoongAng Daily

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A2O Entertainment will debut boy band A2O Soul and girl group A2O Lite together, with former SM producer Yoo Young-jin overseeing their music and performances.

A promotional poster showing A2O Entertainment's upcoming boy band A2O Soul and girl group A2O Lite

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