HYBE's KATSEYE reveals new teaser for 'Touch'

KATSEYE, the global girl group from HYBE and Geffen Records, is back with a bang, unveiling the point choreography for their new single, "Touch." On the 25th at midnight KST, fans got a first look at the dynamic dance moves through a second teaser posted on the HYBE Labels YouTube channel.

The teaser kicks off with a dramatic close-up of Lara shedding a tear, setting a powerful tone. While the earlier teaser, released on the 23rd, showcased the group’s dreamy vibes and individual charm, this latest clip zeroes in on the energetic choreography of "Touch." The performance shines with vibrant moves and the members' lively, captivating expressions, drawing viewers in with its infectious energy.

"Touch" is a pop anthem with a lively yet nuanced melody, showcasing KATSEYE’s enchanting vocals and unique style. Both teasers have teased an irresistible melody that’s ramping up excitement among fans. The group promises a fresh sound with "Touch," setting it apart from their debut single, "Debut."

The single and its music video are set to drop worldwide on the 26th at 1 PM KST. Formed through the popular audition show "The Debut: Dream Academy," which aired from September to November last year, KATSEYE is making waves as HYBE and Geffen Records’ first girl group to hit the major pop scene in the U.S.

More About KATSEYE
KATSEYE is an American girl group formed through the reality show Dream Academy, a collaborative project between Hybe UMG and Geffen Records. The group, consisting of six members—Manon, Sophia, Daniela, Lara, Megan, and Yoonchae—made their debut in 2024 with the single "Debut," followed by their extended play SIS (Soft Is Strong).

In November 2021, Hybe Corporation and Geffen Records launched a global search for contestants as part of their joint venture, Hybe x Geffen Records. Auditions took place in South Korea, the United States, Japan, and the United Kingdom throughout 2022, with the goal of creating a group that would "transcend national, cultural, and artistic boundaries." Hybe founder Bang Si-hyuk shared in an interview with the Korea JoongAng Daily his vision of promoting the new group in the American market.