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Catch Catch

"Catch Catch" (Korean: 캐치 캐치) is a song recorded by South Korean singer Choi Ye-na for her fifth extended play, Love Catcher. It was released as the EP's lead single by YH Entertainment on March 11, 2026. The song was a commercial success, peaking at number 5 on the Circle Digital Chart and making it Choi's highest-charting song to date.

Art, Commercial performance & Composition

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Genre
Electropop
Composers
Nathan · Roar · Myrhee (644ultramarine) · Coll's 8va (644ultramarine) · Skinner Box
Label
YH
Language
Korean
Length
3:00
Lyricists
Seo Jeong A · Nathan

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Composition

Commercial performance

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  • Melon Melon (online music service)

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Catch Catch

Nodes18
Edges17
Triples47
Avg. degree1.89
Density0.111111
Components1

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Catch Catch

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related to Commercial performance · 16
Catch Catch → Billboard Japan Heatseekers Songs, Billboard Korea Hot, Billboard Vietnam Hot, Choi's, Circle Digital Chart, Download Chart, Hot Singles, Japan, Korea, March, May, New Zealand, Outside, Smiley, The, Upon
related to Composition · 15
Catch Catch → Choi, Coll's, Full8loom, It, Jinli, K-pop, Myrhee, Nathan, Orange Caramel, Roar, Seo Jeong, Skinner Box, T-ara, To, Youra
Composers · 7
Catch Catch → Coll's 8va (644ultramarine), Jinli (Full8loom), Myrhee (644ultramarine), Nathan, Roar, Skinner Box, Youra (Full8loom)
Lyricists · 2
Catch Catch → Nathan, Seo Jeong A
Genre · 1
Catch Catch → Electropop
Label · 1
Catch Catch → YH
Language · 1
Catch Catch → Korean
Length · 1
Catch Catch → 3:00
Released · 1
Catch Catch → March 11, 2026 (2026-03-11)

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song march released number chart catch 2026 choi release extended play 11 circle digital korean yh commercial nathan roar myrhee

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Catch CatchComposersNathan1.00infobox
Catch CatchComposersRoar1.00infobox
Catch CatchComposersMyrhee (644ultramarine)1.00infobox
Catch CatchComposersColl's 8va (644ultramarine)1.00infobox
Catch CatchComposersSkinner Box1.00infobox
Catch CatchComposersJinli (Full8loom)1.00infobox
Catch CatchComposersYoura (Full8loom)1.00infobox
Catch CatchGenreElectropop1.00infobox
Catch CatchLabelYH1.00infobox
Catch CatchLanguageKorean1.00infobox
Catch CatchLength3:001.00infobox
Catch CatchLyricistsSeo Jeong A1.00infobox
Catch CatchLyricistsNathan1.00infobox
Catch CatchReleasedMarch 11, 2026 (2026-03-11)1.00infobox

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