Katseye is officially preparing to make their long -awaited return with their second album! The women’s group has just dropped the first teasers for ‘Beautiful chaos’!
Katseye drops the first “beautiful chaos” teaser
On May 7, the Global Girl Group under Hybe e Geffen Records revealed teaser images and a surprising video, reporting the launch of their next EP “Beautiful chaos”. The announcement quickly created a hum among the fans, eager to see how Katseye continues to evolve their identity and their sound.
According to the official website of the group, “Beautiful chaos’ It brings the theme of the “celebration of confusion”. The concept embraces the turbulence that derives from creativity and growth, especially when artists challenge expectations and push their boundaries. The album aims to portray this chaos not as something negative, but as a Catalyst for originality and artistic discovery.
Before the full version of the PE, Katseye dropped a single pre-report entitled “Gnarly” April 30th at 13:00 KST. The track, accompanied by a angular music video, shows off the bold musical direction of the group. Described as a hyper-pop“Gnarly” also presents an explosive mix of electronic beats, guitar riffs inspired by punk and high energy choreography. The single capture the young rebellion and the fearless experimentation that fans have started to associate with Katseye.
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“Gnarly” is one of the tracks that will be included in the next mini-album, Offering a look at the sound palette of the EP and the creative vision. With this exit, Katseye also continues to confuse the lines between gender and aesthetics, cementing their place as a group of sparning boundaries in the global pop scene.
‘Beautiful chaos’ It is foreseen for release June 27thAnd it should present multiple tracks that reflect the group in evolution of the group. While Katseye enters this new exciting chapter, fans can also look forward to a bold and expressive musical experience that is up to the name of the album.
