
Release Date: 2022/04/27
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WITHDOM is a four-member vocal performance group whose singing ability has been recognized by the Boyz II Men of the world, Sota Hanamura of Da-ice, and Masato Nakamura of DREAMS COME TRUE.
The official cover release of ORIGINAL LOVE's "Kiss" is "Tetris," a "Brand-New City POP Sound" song with an impressive cutting guitar on a track with a small number of notes and a unique cool world view and R&B/Soul taste in the lyrics.
Following the two albums released in March, the long-awaited new mini-album "JUK3BOX" is now available.
The title "JUK3BOX (jukebox)" means "you can enjoy any of the songs you choose," and the producer has condensed a variety of cool, danceable, R&B, soul, and other sounds into one mini-album with impressive tones and phrases in a simple style. TATSUYA, and the matching of the world of WITHDOM's songs and lyrics is an enjoyable work.
M1 "Hey Girl" is a song of flirtatiousness sung with a groovy and comfortable sound, M2 "Tetris" is a song depicting the inner madness of human beings with a unique expression and fewer notes, and M3 "TIME" is a world focused on "time" with lyrics and sound on the theme of unrequited love. The work creates a view of the world.
M4 "Vampire" expresses the emotions of an office lady, depicting her strong but weak heart. M5 "ICE CREAM (English version)," a song included on the previous "Synergy" full album and popular at live performances, is completely re-sung in English to create a more mature love story. The song is played in a more "fashionable" style.
M6 "Before this night is over (Piano version)" is a popular song from the 2nd album "Ancient Town No Haha", and you can fully enjoy WITHDOM's song on piano alone. The album is a collection of the same name, with the same name as the original.
While each song on the album has its own worldview, each song has a clear theme that makes the album even more relatable.
WITHDOM was formed in Kyoto and has the aspect of Kyoto Tourism Ambassador of Kyoto City. With a special member composition of 3 vocals, 1 rapper and chorus, the group has a varied vocal work that is sometimes intense with rapping and sometimes with the harmony of 4 members.
Last November, YOASOBI's official cover release "Gunsei (Cover)" was featured on websites in Indonesia, Brazil, Thailand, Hong Kong, the U.S., and other countries, and "Escape" and "Without you" became smash hits on video-sharing websites, with subscription plays times, each of which has been counted hundreds of thousands of times.
TATSUYA, who has been involved in writing and arranging music for many artists including JAMOSA, CODE-V, Ryu Siwon, Seo In-guk, and RADIO FISH, is producing this album as well, and the tracks range from the latest tracks to soul and R&B. The production sense is demonstrated in this album.
A four-member vocal "performance" group formed in Kyoto in 2017. They also have served as official Kyoto Tourism Hospitality Ambassadors and Kyoto Tourism Global Supporters. Featuring three vocalists and one rapper/chorus member, the group is highly acclaimed for their versatile vocal work and exceptional singing ability. Their dynamic approach seamlessly transitions between vocal leads, rap, and intricate harmonies across a wide range of genres, from emotional ballads to high-energy tracks. Demonstrating their vocal prowess, they were selected to perform the national anthem at the opening ceremonies of Japan's NPB (Nippon Professional Baseball) official games for two consecutive years. Their music has also received high praise, with songs like "Kotonoha," "Goodbye," "Get Down," and "YULA YULA" featured as commercial image songs, campaign tracks, and news show weather themes. They co-wrote the track "Stay Gold" with songwriter and producer Kaz Kuwamura, who was appointed as a Voting Member of The Recording Academy (Grammy Awards) in July 2026. Kaz Kuwamura has crafted music for numerous renowned Japanese artists as well as international acts, including K-pop group ITZY, Thailand's guncharlie, and a collaboration between Indian artists Arjun Kanungo and MINA. Furthermore, the group performed on a major Japanese TV music program with "All my life," an R&B ballad composed and vocal-produced by Kaoru Kurosawa of The Gospellers, a pioneering Japanese vocal group. Their album Algorhtyhm, released on May 27, 2025, achieved their first-ever No. 1 spot on the Daily CD Album Rankings. Their cover video of "On Bended Knee" earned praise from members of Boyz II Men and legendary production duo Jam & Lewis, who shared it globally on Instagram. Their official cover releases-YOASOBI's "Gunjo" and Tatsuro Yamashita's "RIDE ON TIME"-were featured in online news outlets across more than ten countries, including Indonesia and Thailand. Notably, "RIDE ON TIME (Cover)" and their original track "Trippin' on you" reached No. 2 on the weekly J-POP chart on Indonesia's radio station DJFM, drawing significant international attention. Active in international collaborations, they released their first global project, "KOE (feat. SIN)," on November 3, 2025, featuring SIN (Singular), a multi-award-winning singer-songwriter from Thailand. Their second international collaboration, "Stand by me," featuring Dhira Bongs-an Indonesian female R&B singer-songwriter and producer nominated for Best Contemporary R&B Solo Artist at the 2023 AMI Awards-is scheduled for release on September 11, 2026. With their captivating tracks, powerful vocals, and impressive stage performances, they are gaining strong momentum as a next-generation vocal group to watch.
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