Late last year, it was announced that LISA rejoined m-flo after 15 years. A new song, “never”, was discussed, but no release date was given for it. The song will be released on March 7 as part of m-flo’s new single, “the tripod e.p.2.” This release is the sequel to m-flo’s major label debut single, “the tripod e.p.”, which was released in July 1999. Also included on the new single is another new song, “No Question.” m-flo released a preview of the song on YouTube earlier today. The music videos for “never” and “No Question” will both be part of this release.

Prior to the release of “the tripod e.p.2”, m-flo will release a digital-only remix album, “BACK2THEFUTURETHEALBUM.” Set for release on February 28, this album sees m-flo’s catalog being remixed by the likes of tofubeats, Qrion, banvox, PKCZ, TeddyLoid, and more.

Check out more information on both of these releases below!

This week, Nogizaka46 retook the top spot on the Oricon single chart with “Nigemizu”, selling 15,870 copies in its 22nd week, and topping the chart for the second non-consecutive week.

Johnny’s WEST topped the Oricon album chart with their new album “WESTival”, selling 104,944 copies in its first week.

Namie Amuro topped the Oricon digital single chart with “Hero”, selling 31,369 copies in the chart’s fourth week.

Yonezu Kenshi retook the top spot on the Oricon digital album chart with “BOOTLEG’”, selling 2,868 copies in its ninth week, and topping the chart for the third non-consecutive week.

Mangaka Moyoko Anno published artworks on her Twitter paying hommage to French singer France Gall who died from cancer on the 7th of January.

This week’s episode centered on a segment featuring Masaharu Fukuyama. This week’s performers were the peggies, Little Glee Monster, Hayashibe Satoshi, and Yanagi Nagi.

the peggies – Neverland

Little Glee Monster – Itsuka Kono Namida ga

Hayashibe Satoshi – Dakishimetai

Yanagi Nagi – Yoake no Hikari wo Atsume Nagara

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On January 24, Gesu no Kiwami Otome. will release their new single, “Tatakate Shimau yo.” This is the band’s first single since October 2015’s “Otonatic / Muku na Kisetsu.” “Tatakate Shimau yo” serves as the CM song for the smartphone game app “Clash Royale.”

After playing “Clash Royale”, frontman Kawatani Enon wrote the song in 30 minutes. It took half a day to record the song, with the remaining studio time spent playing the game with the other members of Gesu no Kiwami Otome. and staff.

Gesu no Kiwami Otome. recently released the music video for “Tatakate Shimau yo.” In it, Enon is unable to put his phone down, an allusion to the addictive nature of the game it advertises. The single’s covers are an extension of this. Check out all the imagery below!

SXSW is a large music, film, and interactive festival that takes place annually in Austin, Texas, United States. The music portion of this year’s festival takes place March 12 – 18. This year, 16 acts will be performing at the festival, spanning a variety of genres, including rock, hip hop, and enka. See who is performing below!

Hello, Arama! Japan readers and welcome to this week’s installment of #1 Song Review! Last week saw Hey! Say! JUMP defeat back number and DAOKO x Yonezu Kenshi. back number and DAOKO x Yonezu Kenshi are back again this week, facing off against a newcomer. Find out what various staff members thought of the songs that topped the singles charts this week and share your thoughts on them too!