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K-pop group Golden Child’s identity revolves around the image of youth, but their new five-track EP “[Yes.]” reveals their new, more mature style. Photo: Woollim Entertainment
Golden Child are all grown up, and latest EP ‘[Yes.]’ reflects the K-pop group’s new sound and maturity
- The last album ‘was amazing’, says Golden Child’s Jaehyun, ‘but now we’re working on a new style where we can explore being adults’
- ‘[Yes.]‘ as an album reflects how far Golcha have come from their early days, and single Burn It serves as the group’s reminder that things will be OK
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K-pop group Golden Child’s identity revolves around the image of youth, but their new five-track EP “[Yes.]” reveals their new, more mature style. Photo: Woollim Entertainment
