KATESEYE Release New EP ‘BEAUTIFUL CHAOS': Stream It Now
The six-member girl group unveiled their highly anticipated second EP, BEAUTIFUL CHAOS, on Friday (June 28), marking a bold evolution from the dreamy, melodic pop of their debut.
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Released via HYBE x Geffen Records, the project follows the viral success of lead single 'Gnarly,' which hinted at the high-energy hyperpop and dance-infused direction that now defines the full EP.
The project arrives less than a year after the release of SIS (Soft Is Strong), which catapulted KATSEYE to No. 1 on Billboard's Emerging Artists chart and spawned fan favorites like 'Touch' and 'Debut.' But BEAUTIFUL CHAOS is anything but a repeat—this is a new era, louder and more unapologetic.
In a joint statement ahead of the release, the group wrote: 'We are so excited to invite you into this beautiful and chaotic world that we have built. Thank you for being here.'
The EP showcases the group's global identity—with members from six different countries—and their ambition to break molds within the pop landscape. With producers like Justin Tranter, Andrew Watt, and John Ryan in the mix, BEAUTIFUL CHAOS balances shimmering production with emotional grit, offering an eclectic yet cohesive soundscape.
Rather than focusing on chart positions, KATSEYE are aiming for something more lasting. 'We want KATSEYE to be timeless and to have lasting influence. Not just for now—we want forever,' the group said.
Listen to BEAUTIFUL CHAOS below.
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