'Ay-Yo' review: K-pop's NCT127 adds neo-chill hop to album repackage


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NCT127's upcoming repackage of its fourth studio album '2 Baddies' comes with three extra tracks that move the needle in the too cool direction. – Photos: SM Entertainment

NCT127 should be credited as inventors of a new genre: neo-chill hop.

The upcoming repackage Ay-Yo of its fourth studio album 2 Baddies comes with three extra tracks that move the needle in the too cool direction.

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Repackaged album moves the needle in the too cool direction.

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