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Revision as of 03:48, 2 July 2014
A-JAX promoting "Neunggureongi (Snake)" (2013)
A-JAX (에이젝스) is a Korean pop 7-member boy group that debuted in 2012 under DSP Media. They were known as DSP Boyz prior to their official debut.
Contents
Members
Korean Discography
Mini-Albums
Singles
- [2012.06.01] ONE 4 U
- [2013.10.28] Neunggureongi (Snake) (능구렁이)
Digital Singles
- [2012.05.15] Neobakke Mollaseo (Never Let Go) (너밖에 몰라서)
- [2012.07.11] Hot Game
Soundtrack / Other
- [2014.07.02] A Vampire Flower OST (#2 Baempaieoui Kkoch, #3 Dalbitjumun (Fate In))
Japanese Discography
Singles
Digital Singles
- [2012.08.01] ONE 4 U (ワン・フォー・ユー)
Filmography
Television
- [2012] Making The STAR: DSP Boyz
Trivia
- Official Fanclub: A-LIGHT
External Links
- Official Korean Website
- Official Japanese Website
- Official YouTube Channel
- Universal Japan Profile
- Official facebook
- Official twitter
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