Wasuta teams with Spanish YouTube superstars Adexe & Nau for “Yo Quiero Vivir” music video
2018/08/29
The music video for Japanese idol group Wasuta (The World Standard)’s surprise collaboration with hit Spanish duo Adexe & Nau was released today on YouTube. In the multi-language remix of “Yo Quiero Vivir” (“I want to live”), Wasuta members sing verses in Japanese while dancing through Akihabara, Shibuya, Odaiba, and Tokyo Bay.
Wasuta shot their parts for the music video in just 2 days,…… more
“ASTERISM” Three Piece Instrumental Heavy Metal Band at the Average Age of Sixteen Published the Music Video of “Blaze” from Their First Full Album “IGNITION”.
2018/08/29
“ASTERISM” is a three piece instrumental heavy metal band formed by HAL-CA, the guitarist known for her furiously fast playing and correct picking, MIYU on 7 string bass, who has the great command of slapping and right hand, and also MIO on drums, who attracts the audience with the steady rhythm and flawless fills.
They have just published a video of “BLAZE”(short.ver).(https://youtu.be/hW00H5XMq…… more
BESPA KUMAMERO releases special cyber-stickers for LINE app
2018/07/25
Japanese electronic performance unit BESPA KUMAMERO has released a set of illustrated stickers for the popular LINE messaging app, featuring composer/programmer Monkichi and the energetic, unstoppable vocalist Azumi.
Presenting comical chibi versions of the cyberpunk duo, BESPA KUMAMERO takes fans through a wide range of hyper-expressive emotions, with plenty of chances to make your friends s…… more
BABYMETAL reveals A!SMART variant cover for APOCRYPHA graphic novel
2018/07/25
This fall, BABYMETAL will release the original graphic novel APOCRYPHA: THE LEGEND OF BABYMETAL, which will explore the unknown mythology of the group.
To coincide with Comic-Con International, the first of four variant covers has been revealed by Amuse Group USA – a subsidiary of BABYMETAL’s management company Amuse, Inc. – and independent publisher Z2 Comics whose previous collaborators inc…… more
YOSHIKI donates 10 million yen to heavy rain disaster area in western Japan
2018/07/13
After YOSHIKI received the report of heavy downpours and flooding in July 2018 which greatly damaged various places around western Japan, he made a donation of 10 million yen to the Japanese Red Cross Society through his own 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization Yoshiki Foundation America. The Japanese Red Cross Society also began accepting donations for the "July 2018 Heavy Rain Disaster Relief Fund" …… more