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HYBE x Geffen Records are joining forces again to create a brand new global girl group featuring three former contestants from The Debut: Dream Academy, the fierce competition series that launched KATSEYE, and auditions are open for the fourth member. Fans eagerly devoured the news last week when familiar faces Emily Kelavos, Samara Siqueira, and Lexie Levin were confirmed as members of the unnamed group.
KATSEYE dropped “Gabriela,” the second single from their forthcoming EP, BEAUTIFUL CHAOS, which is set for June 27 release via HYBE x Geffen Records. “Gabriela” plays like a Gen Z “Jolene,” a side-eye warning wrapped in hip-swaying rhythms, and features the group’s first Spanish verse, which is delivered by Daniela, who is a first-generation Latina American. Andrew Watt (Lady Gaga, Jungkook) and John Ryan (Sabrina Carpenter) produced.
KATSEYE will release their new EP, BEAUTIFUL CHAOS, on June 27 via HYBE x Geffen Records. After debuting at No. 1 on Billboard’s Emerging Artists and Heatseekers Albums charts with their 2024 debut EP SIS (Soft Is Strong), KATSEYE returns with a bold set of songs that explore the complexities of modern girlhood, and how the real and digital worlds often blur.