Daichi Miura releases music video for "Heartbeat Sound," the official support song for TEAM JAPAN competing in the Paris 2024 Olympics

■Together with 31 dancers, including his good friend Shingo Okamoto, he expressed himself with all his heart and soul, while echoing the sound of his heartbeat!

The music video for Daichi Miura’s new song “Heartbeat,” written as the official support song for TEAM JAPAN as they compete in the Paris 2024 Olympics, has been released.

The new song “Heartbeat” was created with the keyword “heartbeat,” which is the sound of a beginning for people, as it represents the “beginner’s intention” that people remember when they take a step forward, and the new “beginning” that they experience after taking that step.The song combines a beat that inspires each athlete with a warmth that creates a sense of unity as one team, TEAM JAPAN.

The music video was created with his close friend Shingo Okamoto as performance director, and features 31 dancers, including Shingo Okamoto, creating a visual work that is expressed with all his heart and soul, with the sound of his heartbeat resonating loudly.

At 9pm on August 2nd, an image and the words #MiuraDaichi_Heartbeat suddenly appeared, and the three-day countdown with image posts generated a lot of anticipation and anticipation. At midnight on August 5th, it was announced that the music video for “Heartbeat” would be released at 9pm on the same day, along with a teaser video for the music video, which sparked even more anticipation.

When the MV was released,

“A song that makes you smile naturally”
“It’s the perfect song to encourage those who keep trying without giving up, giving a gentle yet powerful push forward.”
“I cried when I saw the music video”

Many comments were received about the worldview of the song and music video, such as: