10-FEET releases music video for "helm'N bass" created by a 19-year-old video creator! The fast-paced and passionate feel of the song is synchronized with the 3DCG

■ “I thought of various background stories and aimed to fuse them together to create a passionate worldview.” (MV director Tsumugi)

10-FEET has released the music video for “helm’N bass,” the title track of their 21st single, which was released on July 3rd, on their official YouTube channel.

The video was created by 19-year-old video creator Tsumugi, and the synchronization of the song’s speed and passion with the 3DCG can be described as of “miraculous” quality.

The single “helm’N bass” includes three songs: the title song “helm’N bass,” which is the support song for Asahi Super Dry x3 x3.EXE PREMIER; the 2024 ABC Professional Baseball theme song “gg Sanzen”; and “Re Equation,” the theme song for the TBS Friday drama “Fermat’s Cooking” that aired in October last year.

The bonus DVD that comes with the first limited edition of the single will include footage of six live performances from the band’s festival, “Kyoto Daishusen 2023 ~ This year, please participate in all the festivals you can! ~” as well as behind-the-scenes footage from two days of the festival.

In addition, the first pressing of the CD will include a serial code that allows you to apply for a CD inclusion lottery advance sale for the “10-FEET “helm’N bass” ONE-MAN TOUR 2024-2025″ tour, which will be held from October.

Comment from Tsumugi
When I first listened to the song, I felt a “mystery that evokes a story” in the reggae parts at the beginning and end, as well as the fast-paced, passionate chorus.
With that in mind, I wanted to create a music video with a story based on the word “Messiah,” which is also found in the reggae section, along with a “savior myth.”
In this music video, I was conscious of evoking the feeling of heat throughout, and I honestly and directly incorporated into the footage classic situations such as “the awakening of power” and “a battle with a formidable enemy” that are still hot no matter how many times you watch them.
Furthermore, we thought up various background stories and aimed to fuse them together to create a “hot” worldview.
From a technical standpoint, we incorporated various visual enhancements, such as matching the timing of the video to the music, and deciding on a theme color of a reddish orange and a deep emerald blue.
I’m very honored to have been able to create a video for such a cool song! I hope you enjoy it.