A South Korean court has ruled against K-pop band NewJeans in its long-running dispute with record label Ador.
In an exclusive interview with TIME, the K-pop quintet explains their fight against their former label ADOR and K-pop behemoth HYBE.
NewJeans’ independent activities have been put on hold due to a dispute over their contract with ADOR, a subsidiary of HYBE.
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