Baby Tell Me What You Want (feat. HiDEHARU)

Based in Fukuoka, JayP
Based in Okinawa, HiDE Haru
A collaboration track by these two close friends, both personally and professionally, has finally come to fruition.

Centered around their shared roots in R&B,
it pays homage to New Jack Swing from the 90s to the present day, fusing their unique worlds into a one-of-a-kind song.

This track pays deep respect to the classic R&B that has never faded with time and has profoundly influenced both artists' creative identities.

Additionally, featuring producer Daichi Morioka of the R&B chorus group FREAK
and composer OHRR, who is also gaining attention as a singer-songwriter and writer, this work is one that modern R&B fans should take note of.

~JayP~
An R&B singer-songwriter from Fukuoka Prefecture.
A solo artist who blends his roots in 90s R&B with diverse genres like POP, FUNK, and SOUL to express a unique worldview.
He began attending dance and vocal schools in junior high and started performing in Fukuoka during high school.
In 2024, he released his 1st Album EMOTIONS. Recently, he was selected as the front guest for the Fukuoka performance of the 25th anniversary tour of J-R&B pioneers Full Of Harmony
Furthermore, as he will celebrate his 10th anniversary in 2026, his 2nd album is scheduled for release, cementing his status as a solo singer currently riding a wave of momentum.

~HiDE Haru~
A unique singer whose songs, born from his background as a father of three, convey heartfelt emotions for family and friends with direct sincerity. His delicate yet powerful vocals resonate deeply with listeners. Influenced by his older brother, five years his senior, he grew up immersed in music. At 18, he moved to Okinawa, his roots, and began his musical career. After moving to Tokyo at 20 to launch his career, he signed with Flying B Entertainment (led by AK-69) in 2016. That same year, despite being a new artist, he performed the featured track Flying Lady as AK-69's guest act at Nippon Budokan, captivating 10,000 fans. In 2019, his song Propose, written for his wife, went viral on TikTok, garnering over 2.9 million streams on subscription services and bringing him sudden attention. His collaboration with the Japanese drum group DRUM TAO on Panic! at the Disco's High Hopes surpassed 4 million views on YouTube. In 2020, he returned his base to Okinawa, the origin of his music, changed his name from HIDE Spring to HiDE Spring,and started new activities. In October 2024, Ai Taiyo was selected as the theme song for Okinawa radio station RBCi Radio. He will embark on a solo tour in Okinawa, Osaka, and Tokyo starting in Spring 2025.