If you’ve found yourself falling into KATSEYE‘s orbit, thanks to “Gnarly,” “Touch,” or their latest single “Pinky Up”, you’re probably wondering just how deep their catalog actually goes.
As HYBE and Geffen Records’ first global girl group, KATSEYE has moved fast since their June 2024 debut, and by July 2026, their discography has grown into a genuinely impressive body of work spanning EPs, singles, collabs, and remixes.
Whether you’re here for Sophia, Lara, Manon, Daniela, Megan, and Yoonchae‘s genre-blending sound or just trying to catch up before their next release, this complete KATSEYE tracklist guide breaks down every official song, from their debut EP SIS (Soft Is Strong) to their newest era with WILD.
Think of this as your one-stop cheat sheet. No digging through streaming platforms required. Let’s get into exactly how many songs KATSEYE has released, and where to find them all.
KATSEYE’s Complete Discography at a Glance
Wondering exactly where KATSEYE‘s numbers stand? Here’s a quick breakdown of their discography by era, so you can see the full scope before we dive into individual tracks.
| Era/Release Type | Release Year | Unique Tracks |
|---|---|---|
| SIS (Soft Is Strong) (1st EP) | 2024 | 5 |
| Beautiful Chaos (2nd EP) | 2025 | 5 |
| WILD (3rd EP) | 2026 (upcoming, releases August 14, 2026) | 5 |
| Official OSTs & Single Collaborations | 2025–2026 | 4 |
All Official KATSEYE Songs in Order of Release
Now that you’ve got the big picture, let’s break down every KATSEYE song individually, in the exact order they dropped, era by era.
The 2024 Debut Era
KATSEYE‘s debut era kicked off with “Debut” and “Touch,” the two pre-release singles that introduced the group’s genre-blending sound and helped them build their massive global fanbase before their EP even dropped.
Rounding out SIS (Soft Is Strong) were “My Way,” “I’m Pretty,” and “Tonight I Might”, three tracks that leaned into vulnerability and vocal harmonies, giving early fans a fuller picture of the group’s range.
Later that year, KATSEYE released “Flame,” a standalone single serving as the official theme song for Netflix’s animated series Jentry Chau vs. the Underworld, blending English, Korean, Mandarin, and Spanish lyrics.
The 2025 Beautiful Chaos Era
2025 opened with “Gnarly,” KATSEYE‘s hyperpop-leaning comeback single and their first official entry on the Billboard Hot 100.
The rest of the Beautiful Chaos EP followed with “Gabriela,” a Latin-pop cut featuring Daniela’s first Spanish verse; “Gameboy,” an 8-bit-inspired throwback; “M.I.A.,” a club-ready closer; and “Mean Girls,” a melodic R&B ballad.
Alongside the EP, KATSEYE dropped a handful of promotional singles, including the Monster High Fright Song and “Time Lapse,” their JUNNY collaboration for the Good Boy OST, all proof of just how in-demand this girl group had become.
The 2026 Wild Era
KATSEYE entered 2026 with “Internet Girl” and “Pinky Up,” two pre-release singles that set a bolder, higher-energy tone ahead of their third EP.
Then came “Iconic By Mistake,” their headline-making 2026 collaboration single alongside fellow HYBE labelmates LE SSERAFIM and ILLIT. It was a rare three-group crossover moment.
All of this has been building toward WILD, KATSEYE‘s upcoming third EP, dropping August 14, 2026.
While the full tracklist hasn’t been officially confirmed yet, “Pinky Up” is expected to lead the five-track project into what promises to be the group’s most self-assured era yet.
KATSEYE’s Official Remixes and Alternative Versions
Beyond their core discography, KATSEYE has built out an entire ecosystem of official remixes that keep their biggest hits in constant rotation.
On the high-profile side, “Gnarly” got the star treatment with an Ice Spice remix in 2025, alongside a separate version featuring Lara of KATSEYE, Lancey Foux, and Slush Puppy.
“Touch” picked up its own headline collaboration in October 2024 with TXT’s Yeonjun, who wrote his own verse for the reworked track. This was a genuine full-circle moment for K-pop crossover fans.
“Gabriela” also got a Young Miko remix, further cementing the group’s Latin-pop crossover appeal.
On the gaming and instrumental side, “M.I.A (VALORANT Game Changers Version)” stands out as KATSEYE‘s most notable esports tie-in, released in late 2025 as part of a VALORANT collaboration single.
“Gameboy” picked up a full alternate-version pack too, including a JULiA LEWiS acoustic remix, an extended version, and a sped-up version for streaming playlists.
Most recently, June 2026 brought PINKY UP: The Remixes, a four-track digital EP featuring Club, Sunset, Katwalk, and Techno remixes of the WILD era’s lead single. It’s proof that even KATSEYE’s pre-EP singles get the full remix treatment.
Conclusion: KATSEYE Has 19 Songs, And Counting
Add it all up (the debut era, Beautiful Chaos, the promotional OSTs, the collabs, and the upcoming WILD tracklist) and KATSEYE currently sits at 19 confirmed official songs, with more on the way once their third EP drops in August 2026.
For a group that’s only been active since mid-2024, that’s a genuinely fast-moving discography, built on constant experimentation across pop, R&B, hyperpop, and Latin-inspired sounds.
It doesn’t matter if you’re catching up before WILD or just here for the deep dive. KATSEYE’s catalog rewards the kind of attention only a real fan gives, and this is only the beginning of their story.
FAQs
Yes, Manon Bannerman remains an official member of KATSEYE. She’s been on a temporary hiatus since February 2026 for her health and well-being, with no confirmed return date yet.
Yes, KATSEYE has released 19+ official songs across three EPs, soundtrack features, and collaborations since their June 2024 debut, with more coming via their upcoming WILD EP.
No, that misconception likely traces back to their earliest singles, “Debut” and “Touch.” Since then, KATSEYE’s discography has expanded to 19+ tracks across three eras.
No member has officially left. Manon Bannerman is on hiatus, not departed, and KATSEYE’s remaining five members have publicly stated the door remains open for her return.
Yes, “Pinky Up” is a real, officially released KATSEYE single from April 2026, serving as the lead track for their upcoming third EP, WILD.
