A huge hit as an insert song for the drama “Roppongi Class”! THE BEAT GARDEN x Gaho “Start Over” collaboration singing video released

■“Start Over” isJapanese cover of Korean drama “Itaewon Class” main theme song Gaho “START”

THE BEAT GARDEN has released a video of them singing the famous song “Start Over” with Korean singer-songwriter Gaho on their official YouTube channel.

“Start Over” is a number released by THE BEAT GARDEN as an insert song for the TV Asahi Thursday drama “Roppongi Class” in 2022. The song was a huge hit, reaching 22 titles on various distribution charts.

Gaho is a Korean singer-songwriter who created the original song “START”. Gaho was in charge of “START” as the main theme for the Korean drama “Itaewon Class” released in 2020. THE BEAT GARDEN’s “Start Over” is a song based on Gaho’s “START” with Japanese lyrics.

Gaho and THE BEAT GARDEN co-starred on Nippon Television’s “Best Artist 2022”, which aired on December 3, 2022, exactly two years ago, but due to the coronavirus pandemic at the time, they performed together remotely. It became.

Then, in April 2024, when Gaho held his first one-man live with an audience in Japan, THE BEAT GARDEN appeared as a guest at the Tokyo performance, and they performed “Start Over”, which was the opportunity for them to meet each other, in person for the first time. Collaborative singing. The long-awaited collaboration singing video has now been released.

Be sure to check out the four of them singing with respect for each other on stage.

Gaho started his activities in July 2024 by forming a band called “KAVE” and released his 1st EP “Flight of Ideas” in the same month. On November 11th, they released their 2nd EP “Say My Name”, and in the same month, they held a solo performance, and their activities are gaining momentum.

THE BEAT GARDEN has put an end to their activities as a 3-vocal group and will start their activities as a new 5-member group in 2025 with the addition of their current support DJ, kowta2, and one new member. On December 24th, the current trio of U, MASATO, and REI will hold their last live performance at Spotify O-EAST in Tokyo.