Virtual idol group PLAVE unveils a new song infused with the sensibility of 1990s Japanese animation.
PLAVE will release the digital single 'Flame (feat.milet)' on various streaming sites at 6 p.m. on the 3rd.
'Flame (feat.milet)' is a rock track that evokes blue flames and expands PLAVE's J-band sound, introduced through their Japanese debut single 'Kakurenbo (かくれんぼ)', into the racing feel unique to Japanese animation rock and the heated narrative of youth.
This music video was produced in a unique form that fuses animation, virtual performance and live action by adding scenes of PLAVE and milet singing to visuals that pay homage to the artwork of 1990s Japanese animation.
In particular, PLAVE directly participated in composing this song, adding their own musical color. Japanese singer-songwriter milet, one of the most watched artists in Japan, participated in vocals and lyrics, completing the musical synergy of the two artists.
A representative said the artists actively exchanged opinions on the song's direction and concept beyond a simple feature and participated together in the production process, which raises expectations for 'Flame', where the two artists' personalities harmonize.
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