KATSEYE drop cryptic teaser, seemingly hinting at new music

KATSEYE have dropped cryptic teasers, which seem like hinting at new music from the lady group.

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On April 15, KATSEYE launched a teaser picture that includes a glitched out model of their emblem. It’s captioned “loading…”, and was launched alongside a hyperlink to their web site. In the meantime, the web site itself contains a teaser clip that’s a montage of their finest moments from the previous 12 months since they made their debut.

loading… 🖤 https://t.co/A7MC1vf3Ux pic.twitter.com/LaFTHl9BPf

— KATSEYE (@katseyeworld) April 15, 2025

A day previous to the teaser, KATSEYE additionally shared a video clip the place they regarded again on their debut EP ‘SIS (Smooth Is Robust)’. “Reminiscing on the final 12 months of SIS & all of the recollections we’ve made,” KATSEYE wrote.

“From our debut to acting on stage for the primary time and every part between, thanks in your unimaginable assist,” the lady group added, telling followers that they “can’t wait so that you can see what’s subsequent”.

reminiscing on the final 12 months of SIS & all of the recollections we’ve made 🤍 from our debut to acting on stage for the primary time and every part between, thanks in your unimaginable assist. we are able to’t wait so that you can see what’s subsequent… pic.twitter.com/YrdlHeZoPw

— KATSEYE (@katseyeworld) April 14, 2025

KATSEYE made their debuted final August with ‘SIS (Smooth Is Robust)’, which featured the singles ‘Debut’ and ‘Contact’. In a four-star assessment of the file, NME’s Mika Chen referred to as the EP a “surprisingly cohesive launch that largely captures the group’s monumental potential” however criticised the quick size of its tracks.

KATSEYE had been additionally chosen as one of many rising important artists to observe in 2025 for the NME 100. NME had additionally named ‘Contact’ as one of many 50 finest songs of 2024: “It’s one factor to make an earworm, and one other to rework a pop music into one thing akin to muscle reminiscence. That’s what Ok-pop does finest [and] KATSEYE proved that they’re students of Ok-pop’s most essential classes.”