Kizuna Forever

TV Performance of "Kizuna Forever" Creates a Sensation! I always want to listen to it! In response to such voices, an urgent digital single will be globally released! The music video will also be simultaneously premiered worldwide. The British soprano vocal unit "Libera," who came to Japan from late May to early June to perform at the "Hibiya Music Festival 2023," sang "Kizuna Forever" from their latest album "Kizuna FOREVER," which was released on May 17, during their appearance on the TV show "Mezamashi 8." Immediately after their performance, a storm of tweets expressing deep emotions flooded in, such as "My heart was purified from the morning," "Truly angelic and pure singing voice," "Tears welled up from their crystal-clear vocals." Responding to the voices eager to listen to it through digital distribution, the single digital global release of "Kizuna Forever" was decided to be released on June 21. During their visit to Japan, they also filmed the music video for "Kizuna FOREVER" in Hamamatsu, the hometown of Takatsugu Muramatsu, the composer of the song. The music video was edited rapidly to coincide with the single release, and its premiere was also determined. Takatsugu Muramatsu is a Japanese composer who has produced many hit songs along with Libera, such as "Far Away" and "Angel". Robert Prizeman had been in charge of writing lyrics for Muramatsu's works. However, in 2021, Robert Prizeman, Libera's founder and former producer who worked on the lyrics for Muramatsu's works, passed away. Sam Coates, a former member of Libera and the current producer who took over the group, wrote the lyrics for this song. The lyrics include phrases like "There's a truth that I've always known," "Across the lands, beyond the years Sharing both our joy our sorrow and our fears," and "though we cling to the past, as we have a strong bond." The sadness of losing Robert Prizeman has created an even stronger and unbreakable bond in the hearts of Japanese composer Takatsugu Muramatsu and the producer who inherited Libera, Sam Coates. The song warms the heart and tears the eyes just by listening. It carries the invisible "bond" on the voices of boy sopranos, reaching the depths of the soul.