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A2O Lite’s debut single “Neon” reached No. 1 on Melon within about 29 hours, fueling debate over whether founder-producer Lee Soo-man’s vocal-forward K-pop formula — aided by collaborators like Yoo Young-jin and Sunny — can reshape current trends after his return with A2O Entertainment

A2O Lite’s debut single “Neon” shot to No. 1 on Melon’s Top 100 the day after release as producer Lee Soo-man launched two new acts—9-member A2O Lite and 15-member A2O Soul—together totaling 24 multinational members with an average age of 15

A2O Lite’s debut single "Neon" hit No. 1 on Melon’s Top 100 just 29 hours after release — faster than NewJeans’ record — though the song slipped from the top spot within hours, prompting questions about how much of the surge was driven by Lee Soo-man–led buzz

A2O Lite, the nine-member girl group launched by Lee Soo-man, hit No. 1 on Melon’s Top 100 with debut digital single “Neon” about 29 hours after its 6 p.m. release before sliding to sixth the next morning. The 3:28 track was produced by Yoo Young-jin, and the group’s sharp synchronized choreography, coordinated outfits, high notes and a dance break — showcased alongside a newly introduced 15-member boy group at a media event — have drawn attention for evoking earlier-generation K-pop as Lee returned after a three-year non‑compete

Lee Soo-man returned to the Korean music business with A2O Entertainment, unveiling 15-member A2O Soul and nine-member A2O Lite and promoting 4D Gaussian Splatting tech that lets fans view performances from any angle; the groups will release debut digital singles “Superstar” and “Neon.”

Lee Soo-man is returning to the Korean music scene with simultaneous debuts: boy group A2O Soul and girl group A2O Lite will hold a global showcase and release digital singles 'Superstar' and 'Neon' — his first domestic music project since his Hybe noncompete expired

Xikers, Rescene and Tomorrow X Together are scheduled for November comebacks — Xikers' eighth EP Route Zero: The Calling arrives Nov. 2, Rescene's fourth EP Pulse follows on Nov. 3, and TXT's ninth EP Perfect Storm drops Nov. 16; Ateez is also reported likely to return later in November

Max Changmin of TVXQ will release his third solo EP, All of My Life, on Oct. 19 and will follow the release with concerts in Seoul (Nov. 6–8), shows in Macao and Taipei, and a separate 12-stop Japan tour from February to May

D.O. (EXO) and Lee Changsub have moved their October concerts after protests and access issues at Ticketlink Live Arena; D.O.'s 'Day Off' Seoul dates (Oct. 2–4) will relocate to Kintex with existing tickets canceled and resales to follow, while Lee’s shows shift dates and venue