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TOUCH (K-pop)

TOUCH debuted in 2018 with the single "Don't Cry." The South Korean boy group had to regroup as a four-member band after member Lee Sang-hoon was dismissed in...

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Killin' Me Editor's note live · Video on page · 13 visits The K-pop group's most successful release marked a shift toward more mature, introspective lyrics. arrow_forward Rockin' The Club Editor's note live · Video on page · 10 visits A K-pop track that turns the dance floor into a fever dream of fire and release. arrow_forward Let's Walk Together Editor's note live · Video on page · 9 visits A K-pop boy group's 2020 single offers companionship through dark hours. arrow_forward Me Editor's note live · Video on page · 8 visits A K-pop breakup song that keeps repeating the same promise until it finally sticks. arrow_forward Touch Video on page · 8 visits arrow_forward

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TOUCH, a brief K-pop flash in the 2000s

A short-lived K-pop group with five songs, including 'Killin' Me' and 'Touch'.

If you're checking them out, start with 'Killin' Me' and 'Touch'. That's the core of what they put out there.

TOUCH left a small but distinct footprint in early 2000s K-pop with tracks like 'Killin' Me'. Their handful of songs, from 'Rockin' The Club' to 'Let's Walk Together', capture a moment when the genre was still finding its modern shape. You can hear that transitional energy in their limited catalog.

The group emerged, released five songs, and faded without much documented history. Their tracks suggest a focus on upbeat, club-ready sounds and straightforward pop ballads.

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TOUCH debuted in 2018 with the single "Don't Cry." The South Korean boy group had to regroup as a four-member band after member Lee Sang-hoon was dismissed in 2019 following rumors about his past behavior. They released "Touch My Body" that same year.

Their 2020 single "Killin' Me" marked a shift toward a more mature sound and became their most successful release. Other songs in their catalog include "Me," "Rockin' The Club," and "Let's Walk Together."

The group's members are Kim Jun-young, Yoo Byung-chan, Kim Chan-woo, and Yang Se-jun.

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