Bi-ray performs with YOSHIKI on "24 Hour TV"! X JAPAN's "Rusty Nail"

■Bi-ray’s overwhelming vocal talent and YOSHIKI’s piano and drum performances combined to captivate many viewers

“Bi-ray”, a group of four young singers produced by YOSHIKI, appeared on the Nippon Television Network’s “24-Hour Television”. They performed alongside YOSHIKI.

A special live performance entitled “NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE YOSHIKI Presents Ultra Borderless LIVE!” was held, where they performed X JAPAN’s “Rusty Nail.” This classic song, which has been loved by many fans for a long time, was fused with Bi-ray’s overwhelming vocal ability and YOSHIKI’s piano and drum performance, captivating many viewers.

On the next stage, a variety of dancers and artists, including XY’s P→★, KOSEI, MITCHY, King & Prince’s Kaito Takahashi, and BE:FIRST’s SOTA, performed a cross-disciplinary dance collaboration with the singing voice of Bi-ray, along with YOSHIKI’s drumming. It was a special night, with many voices of praise on social media.

There have been many voices on the internet praising Bi-ray’s capabilities.

“These girls, Bi-ray, are so good at singing.”
“It’s amazing that the average age is 14 with this level of singing ability.”
“I was blown away by the quality of her singing voice.”
“Great vocal expression”
“Amazing talent”
“I’m really looking forward to the fall debut.”
“A ray of hope for Japanese girl groups”

The audience responded in great numbers, showing that their performance touched people’s hearts.

On the same day, she also appeared at “a-nation,” held for the first time in four years at Ajinomoto Stadium in Tokyo. She performed “Butterfly (short ver.),” captivating the audience with her beautiful melody and powerful singing voice, demonstrating her overwhelming presence in front of an audience of about 50,000 people.

Bi-ray is made up of four singers, Cocomi, Emi, Michelle, and Hinata, who have all appeared on Nippon Television’s “King of Songs.” YOSHIKI, who acted as a special judge on “King of Songs,” praised the group for their potential, saying, “They will soon take off from Japan to the world.” They appeared on Nippon Television’s “THE MUSIC DAY” broadcast in July, and gave a passionate performance of “Butterfly (short ver.),” a song written by YOSHIKI with lyrics entirely in English. They shocked viewers with their excellent singing ability, and attracted a lot of attention.