K-pop boy band Treasure to tap US market with Columbia Records


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K-pop's Treasure was formed through reality series 'YG Treasure Box' and made its debut in 2020. Photo: Handout

K-pop boy band Treasure has joined hands with Columbia Records, a label unit under Sony Music, in an ambitious bid to make inroads into the United States market.

Treasure’s agency YG Entertainment on Monday announced the group had forged a partnership with Columbia Records to support the launch of the band’s second studio album Reboot in the US in August.

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