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beamy releases the new single Undersea Orchestra Melancholy. The release features two tracks, the title track Undersea Orchestra Melancholy and the coupling track Sabotage, both featuring IA:[R] on vocals. The single portrays people who have been hurt by their dreams and ideals, yet continue to live without losing their own voices.

The title track Undersea Orchestra Melancholy tells the story of people whose dreams and ideals have not turned out as they hoped. Having lost their way, they drift to the bottom of the sea, where they make music and cry out their desire to keep living. The bottom of the sea is portrayed both as an escape from reality and as a place where wounded people gather and begin to reclaim their own voices.

Carrying anxiety, fear, lies, rumors, regrets and dreams from the past, they still cry out that they have love within them and simply want to keep moving forward. Although they remain submerged in the darkness of the sea, the sounds and light created there eventually reach out into the world, expressing the hope that can still exist within despair.

Built around a rock sound, the track combines a weightless atmosphere reminiscent of the deep sea with dynamic musical development. Visually, the world of the song is represented by an illustration of a person playing a grand piano underwater, surrounded by fish. The music video further develops this atmosphere through the artwork and lyrics.

The coupling track Sabotage also portrays a person struggling with absurdity and despair, but follows them as they move in a different direction from the characters of Undersea Orchestra Melancholy.

After repeatedly placing their hopes for change in tomorrow, the protagonist becomes increasingly frustrated with a reality that refuses to change. The repeated phrase Tomorrow something will change eventually becomes What will change tomorrow This shift marks the point where waiting gives way to the determination to change the world through their own actions.

Driven by an aggressive rock sound, the track expresses its urgency and frustration through raw and distorted sonics. As symbolized by the line Make noise to erase the noise, the song deliberately embraces clashing and distorted sounds rather than polishing them away, capturing both rebellion against the world and the emotions that have accumulated within.

If Undersea Orchestra Melancholy is a declaration of existence that says I am here, then Sabotage is a declaration of determination that says I will change things from here.

Making music from a place deep below and raising a voice toward the world are two different responses, yet both songs share the same underlying theme. Even when overwhelmed by anxiety and fear, these characters refuse to lose their voices and continue trying to live.

Sounds rising from the bottom of the sea and rock music ringing out at the end of the world.

Through Undersea Orchestra Melancholy and Sabotage, this single portrays people who, even in the depths of despair, refuse to let go of their existence and continue to raise their voices.