FRIDAY FREEDOM (feat. Euphonix)

As Friday night falls, office workers quietly switch into "weekend mode" - this very moment is brought to life in a new music video featuring AI singer Kamizaki Mirai, who expresses a wide spectrum of human-like emotions.

The music video vividly portrays the journey from the mundane, often melancholic Monday commute and the struggles of office work, to the liberating weekend. It showcases moments of unwinding in a sauna, and quietly enjoying a drink alone. Through these scenes, Kamizaki Mirai delicately yet dynamically expresses the universally relatable feeling of escaping the weekdays' confinement and regaining one's true self. Pay special attention to her multifaceted expressions, shifting from cool to cute, and the innovative choreography of dancers in business suits, which adds an unexpected spice to the song's world.

Kamizaki Mirai's quietly sung vocal performance makes this track somewhat unique among her works. It beautifully depicts the feeling of finding one's true self amidst the cool evening breeze after a day's work, accompanied by her gentle voice. True to the lyrics, "Alone time isn't so bad," and "I've come to love my solo time," her figure cherishing these moments of solitude deeply resonates with listeners.

The music is completely handmade by composer EUPHONIX, known for his collaborations with world-renowned lyricist Chris Mosdell. EUPHONIX meticulously crafted the melody, arrangement, and lyrics, creating a sound that evokes the nostalgic yet fresh atmosphere of 80s YMO, with its signature chord progressions and synth tones.