Keyveatz Brings "OXY" to GRAMMY Museum Three Months After Debut

AOMG's first girl crew Keyveatz has brought debut track "OXY" to the GRAMMY Museum's Global Spin performance series.

The five-member group consisting of Juone, Newy, Yeseul, Yuna and Jione, appeared in a new installment of the series released through the Recording Academy's official YouTube channel on September 14 local time.

Keyveatz performed "OXY" against a street backdrop, leaning into the hip-hop influences and performance style that have defined the group since its debut.

Global Spin is a GRAMMY Museum performance series highlighting artists and music from different parts of the world. Keyveatz's appearance arrives approximately three months after the group officially debuted.

The performance places particular emphasis on the members' rap and vocal delivery alongside choreography and freer individual gestures, giving "OXY" a different setting from the group's previous stages.

Keyveatz debuted in June with its first EP "OXY_GEN," led by "OXY" alongside the secondary title track "SUCK IT UP."

The group is AOMG's first girl crew and was introduced as part of the label's "Make It New" rebranding project, with its musical identity drawing from hip-hop, underground and subculture influences.

Keyveatz has also begun teasing its next move. The group recently released a video containing the message "Don't Miss What's Next 260930," pointing toward September 30 without revealing further details.

Alongside its music activities, Keyveatz has continued releasing its own ARCHIVE content through its official YouTube channel.