MILLENNIUM PARADE premieres music video for new song “KIZAO” featuring top stars in the Latin music world

■Set in KONG TONG TOKYO (Chaos Tokyo), characters and 3D characters Rauw Alejandro and Tainy engage in extremely furious car chases and kung fu action!

After changing the name of MILLENNIUM PARADE led by Daiki Tsuneta, the third new song “KIZAO” was released on October 18th.

This song was performed by Rauw Alejandro, a superstar who leads the scene as a new generation of Latin music artists, who has been nominated for four Grammy Awards, won two Latin Grammy Awards, and won 35 awards around the world. This is a collaborative work with Tainy, the most important producer who has produced Bad Bunny, J. Balvin, Dua Lipa, etc., and has been at number one on Billboard’s Producer’s Chart for an astonishing 119 consecutive weeks.

The song was created together in the studio in Tokyo and Miami, and is a reggaeton x city pop track that is full of exoticism but has a slightly emotional feel.

The music video will also be released at 10pm on October 18th. Like the previous work, the music video was produced in 3DCG, led by MILLENNIUM PARADE members Shu Sasaki and Kodai Mori, and guest performers Rauw Alejandro and Tainy also appeared as 3D characters in the video.

Set in KONG TONG TOKYO (Chaos Tokyo), which is the concept of MILLENNIUM PARADE, the characters, Rauw, and Tainy engage in extremely furious car chases and kung fu action, and the content is packed with highlights.

■Daiki Tsuneta (MILLENNIUM PARADE) comment
While I was staying in Miami, I met the wonderful artists TAINY and Rauw Alejandro, which was a big inspiration for me to create the song “KIZAO”. It’s like their roots in reggaeton, and it’s also like Japanese city pop, and it’s a great song that is a mix of mutual respect for each culture.

■Rauw Alejandro Comment
I’m really excited about this collaboration with MILLENNIUM PARADE, Daiki, and my good friend Tainy. By fusing Japan’s innovative sounds with Puerto Rican rhythms, we were able to connect our respective worlds. The creative synergy is more than I imagined, and an interesting chemical reaction is occurring. I want everyone to listen to this work as soon as possible!

■Tainy Comment
Expanding my musical career to Japan has always been one of my goals, so it’s really wonderful to be able to do it together with MILLENNIUM PARADE and Daiki. I’m happy to be a part of this song, but my good friend Rauw Alejandro also participated, which made it even more special. I hope everyone can enjoy it too.