"Dream cooperation"! Emiu will sing the theme song for the TV series starring Rimi Ishihara

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On the 9th, The Japanese media announced that singer-songwriter Ai Miu (24 years old) will sing the theme song for the TBS TV series "Heavenly Restaurant" (which starts on July 9 and is 10 pm on Tuesday at 10 pm) starring Rimi Ishihara (32 years old). The new song "Taste of Midsummer Night" will be released on July 24, pre-hyping the word-of-mouth of the TV series.

This cooperation can be described as the realization of the "dream cooperation" of a prolific duo. Rimi Ishihara served as the host of the music ☆hero" of the tbs TV music special program broadcast on January 2 this year, and Emiu sang "Conveying Love" and "Marigold" in the program, taking this as an opportunity, Rimi Ishihara later participated in Emi's concert and so on, and the relationship between the two became increasingly close, so she commissioned Emiu to sing the theme song of the TV series.

The TV series is a comedy set in a French restaurant, with Rimi Ishihara playing the distinctive restaurant owner Kurosu Naoko. According to the producer, Mr. Katsuyo Sethukou, she was about to ask Emiu to show the unpredictable worldview of the TV series when she suddenly called: "I wrote a very suitable song, I hope you can listen to it in person, not through cd." "Then meet directly and sing.

The song is brisk-paced and the chorus full of speed is impressive. Ai Miao said: "Although the protagonist Isako has a rude personality, he does not know why he likes her, and is a character who cannot be ignored. "Taste of A Midsummer Night" also has this characteristic, as long as you hear this song, you will be surrounded by the afterglow, deep in it, unable to extricate yourself. I want to linger in the music, intoxicated. Rimi Ishihara also said: "I have been looking forward to the completion of the song. Thank you so much for this perfect song. ”

Last year, the theme song for the TBS TV series "Unnatural", starring Rimi Ishihara, was Yonezu Genshi's "Lemon," which was wildly popular alongside the TV series. (yuri/translation)