AOMG’s first-ever girl crew, Keyveatz, has made a scorching debut with the release of the music video for their pre-release track, “Catch My Breath.”
On May 4, Keyveatz dropped the music video for “Catch My Breath,” one of the double title tracks from their pre-release double single, “Key Beats,” via their official YouTube channel.
After releasing the double single “Key Beats” on the 29th of last month, the group quickly became a hot topic as the combined views for the “Key Beats” music video and related content soared past 10 million.
With the second title track “Catch My Breath,” Keyveatz has further solidified their identity as an irreplaceable girl crew. The song puts their direct energy and free-spirited attitude front and center, starting with raw breathing and building into a thrilling progression that is a joy to listen to.
The “Catch My Breath” music video captivates both the eyes and ears with Keyveatz’s relaxed and independent vibe. From posing for photos under the spotlight to delivering sensory performances in unique spaces, the group maximized their synergy. In particular, the choreography, which attractively portrays the moment of catching one’s breath on stage, provides an addictive quality.
Beyond the music video, Keyveatz is actively connecting with global fans through a variety of content. In a commentary video for the title track “Key Beats,” they shared recording episodes and introduced the song’s listening points and their musical identity. Their performance video also received an explosive response from global fans for its hip and energetic choreography.
As AOMG’s first girl crew, Keyveatz is leaving a mark on the hip-hop and K-pop scenes with an unpredictable personality and style, rooted in the DNA of subculture and underground culture. On the day of their pre-release on the 29th of last month, they held a commemorative event, “RSVP : Keyveatz INIT,” and successfully performed their first live stage.
Keyveatz is preparing for a busy schedule of domestic and international festivals, including “KCON JAPAN 2026” at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan, from May 8 to 10, and the “2026 Seoul Park Music Festival” at the Olympic Park 88 Grass Square and Ticketlink Live Arena on June 20 and 21. They also plan to continue their active promotions by performing at various university festivals.
