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ORANGE

RED in BLUE

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iTunes Store • J-Pop TOP SONGS • Turkey • TOP 4 • 1 Apr 2026

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Spotify • New Music Everyday - tuneTracks (curated by TuneCore Japan) • 2 Apr 2026

Artist Profile

  • RED in BLUE

    Formed in 2012, RED in BLUE is a four-member rock band from Hiroshima. With their passionate live performances and sing-along melodies, they have gained a unique following in the live music scene. Their sound, which spans loud rock, guitar rock, and pop, and their songs that pour out raw emotion, make them a force to be reckoned with. In 2022, despite being self-managed, their song "embers" surpassed 1 million views on TikTok. Furthermore, it was selected as the theme song for Hiroshima Television's "Susume! Sports Genkimaru" program. In 2023, aiming to revitalize Hiroshima's music culture, they launched the outdoor festival "FULL POWER FEST." Inviting artists from various genres such as YOASOBI, KEYTALK, Crossfaith, Survive Said The Prophet, Novelbright, and Hanabie, the festival attracted approximately 7,000 attendees. As a force that reinvents the scene from a regional base, they are also involved in shaping live house culture. Currently, they are expanding their live performance activities nationwide and continue to evolve as a bridge between live house and festival culture.

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