JO1 Unleashes English EP, ‘ANIMAL,” And Ready To Take On North America
JO1 Unleashes English EP, ‘ANIMAL,” And Ready To Take On North America. JO1 talks their first full English-language EP "ANIMAL," the success and challenges, what they took from the experience, and their approach with the North American tour.
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