The chart-topping Japanese act, known for adapting novels into music, say they’re hopeful for the future of J-Pop globally: “I hope that we can continue to create great music for the world to enjoy.” ...

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We meet J-pop’s hottest international act, which made its highly anticipated European debut this month in the UK. Acclaimed for transforming fictional stories into chart-topping hits, the duo has ...

The debut feature comes from a filmmaker best known for his deft music video work with Japanese chart-toppers Yoasobi “This film turns the spotlight on the half of adolescence anime rarely touches,” ...

“Idol” by Yoasobi was the Japanese song that generated most royalties in fiscal 2024, topping the ranking for the second year running. “Idol” by Yoasobi generated the highest royalties through ...

Japanese band YOASOBI has released the English-language version of their single, "PLAYERS." The release arrives ahead of the band's first UK shows, with two headline dates at London's OVO Arena ...

Japanese pop sensation Yoasobi will be back in Singapore, this time for shows that are much bigger than their last one here a year ago. Yoasobi – comprising singer Ikura, 24, and composer Ayase, 30 – ...

Japanese pop duo Yoasobi is undoubtedly one of the most exciting music acts that are representative of 2020s J-pop, with high energy electronic mixes, catchy hooks, and extensive storytelling. Ahead ...

The concert, "Cho-genjitsu," translated to surrealism, marks the opening of Yoasobi's 2024-25 Asia tour. The duo is scheduled to also make stops in Hong Kong, Bangkok, Taipei, Shanghai, Singapore and ...

J-pop sensations YOASOBI share a new song, “New me,” based on the grand prize winner of the Bungei x Monogatary.com Collaboration Award, “Hakuyama-dori Burning Case.” Having gotten their start writing ...

It's a sweltering afternoon in late July, and New York City is draped in a thick veil of humidity. The dew points are high, and the vibes are uncomfortable. Yet, inside a cozy, air-conditioned meeting ...