luvis appears on NPR's World Cafe program and announces the release of his new song "Higher"

Luvis, a singer-songwriter from Kyoto, appeared on the American public radio program “World Cafe” on NPR.

World Cafe is a program that introduces a wide range of music genres to music listeners. It places a particular emphasis on discovering new music and artists, and features a variety of styles of music, including indie rock, folk, blues, country, and world music. Past performers include Clairo, Mitski, and Jack Johnson. Broadcast on approximately 200 radio stations across the United States, it features interviews with artists and live performances, allowing listeners to learn about the stories and creative process behind the music.

The video was recorded at Tsukimiru Kimi Soufu in Aoyama, Tokyo, in an environment that resembled an overseas location, watched by an audience invited by NPR. The performers include Naoki Takahashi (Drums), Misaki Umei (Keyboards), Shota Koyama (E.Ba.) and Makoto Togashi (A.Ba.).

The new song “Higher,” which was played last in the video and drew particularly strong excitement, is set to be released on Wednesday, August 28th. This video was released for the first time. The song has a UK and US alternative feel, but is elevated to pop, and the fast-paced development that gradually builds up from the intro is also worth paying attention to.

[Release Information]

luvis 『Higher』
Release Date：2024.08.28 (Wed.)
Label: Spincoaster
Tracklist:
1. Higher

[Event Information]

“MIND TRAVEL 2024 – TOKYU KABUKICHO TOWER EDITION -”
Date and time: Saturday, October 26, 2024 12:00-23:00
Venue: Tokyu Kabukicho Tower, Shinjuku, Tokyo (B2F-B4F ZEPP SHINJUKU, 1F outdoor area, 17F SPACE WEST)
Cast:
ADOY (from Korea)
Billyrrom
BREIMEN
CHIANZ
Acorns
HOME
SIRUP
SHINICHI OSAWA (MONDO GROSSO)

…and more!

Organizer: Spincoaster inc. / TST inc.

■Ticket details

『MIND TRAVEL – PRE PARTY -』
Date and time: Saturday, August 31, 2024 15:30-20:00
Venue: SUNSET PARK CLUB, Tokyo
Cast:
(DJ)
YonYon
YOSA & TAAR
Dr. Pay
UNGSM
Kohei Fukunaga (Rainy Parade)