B.A.P to drop repackaged version of “NO MERCY”

The cover photo of B.A.P's first mini-album "NO MERCY," released on July 19, 2012. [TS Entertainment]

Rookie idol group B.A.P is gearing up to take “NO MERCY” to a whole new level by releasing a repackaged version.

Their agency TS Entertainment said in a press release Wednesday that B.A.P will wrap up activities for the first mini-album this week and roll out the repackaged edition on August 29.

The yet-to-be-titled album will include two new tunes in addition to the original five tracks from "NO MERCY," dropped on July 19.

The officials said a brand new title track to be introduced later this month is composed by hitmaker IDANYUPCHAGI, who has made SISTAR’s “Loving U,” MBLAQ’s “This is War” and songstress Baek Ji-young’s “Voice.”

Breaking into the music scene with the first single album “Warrior” on January 26, B.A.P has had a lot on their plate during their short singing career including hosting a large-scale Asia tour and releasing four albums.

Being one of the most up-and-rising K-pop idol groups, the six members have shown a good score with “NO MERCY” by grabbing the No.1 spot on music charts in Taiwan and Germany.

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