Necry Talkie will release a new song, “I don’t understand anything about life!” in collaboration with Real Escape Game! They also announced that they will be joining the rock label “No Big Deal Records”!

Necry Talkie has announced that they will be digitally releasing their new song “I Don’t Understand Everything in Life!”, the theme song for the real escape game “Escape from a Live House Full of Trouble”, on Wednesday, July 24th, and have unveiled the cover artwork by Mossa (Vo/Gt).

“Escape from the Troubled Live House” is a new real escape game that can be enjoyed at the Real Escape Game Festival, a real escape game festival to be held by SCRAP Co., Ltd. at Makuhari Messe in August.

It’s a slapstick story set in a live music venue, created in collaboration with Necry Talkie, who are self-proclaimed big fans of Real Escape Games, and is recommended for both mystery and music lovers who want to have fun as a team.

At the end of the performance, there will be a special live performance video of Necry Talkie that can only be seen here, so be sure to check it out if you’re a Real Escape Game fan or a Necry Talkie fan.

Fans can look forward to the release of “I Don’t Understand Everything in Life!”, a collaboration song written by Asahi (Gt) in collaboration with a real escape game where you never know what’s going to happen.

In addition to the release of information about the new song, it was also announced that Necry Talkie will be joining No Big Deal Records.

No Big Deal Records is an up-and-coming rock label and management company whose artists include 04 Limited Sazabys, reGretGirl, and Wieners.

We look forward to seeing Necry Talkie continue to make great strides in the rock scene.

■ Artist comment on the theme song for “Escape from a Troublesome Live House” “I Don’t Know Anything About Life!”

I am literally jumping for joy that this collaboration with my favorite brand, SCRAP, has come to fruition.

We hope that our music can contribute to the excitement and thrill of the Real Escape Game.

Everyone, please help make our live show a success!

Mossa (Vo/Gt)

I wrote this song to allow people to think from different perspectives about things they don’t understand and how to deal with them.

I hope you enjoy it.

thank you!

Asahi (Gt)

■ Release information

Release: Wednesday, July 24, 2024

Necry Talkie

Digital Single “I don’t understand anything about life!” (COKM-45194)

※Theme song for the real escape game “Escape from a troubled live house”

(Management) No Big Deal Records

(Label) Nippon Columbia Co., Ltd.

■ “Necry Talkie” Profile

The group was formed in 2017 by Asahi, Mossa, Fujita, and Kazuma Takei.

In March 2019, Nakamura Ikuka officially joined the group, making it the current five-member group.

Mossa’s singing voice instantly catches the listener’s ear, Asahi’s cynical lyrics, and the tricky melodies filled with love for music are highly addictive, and have attracted attention not only in the band scene but in many other fields as well.

■ “Necry Talkie” link
HP: https://necrytalkie.jp/

YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@NecryTalkieOfficial

X: https://x.com/Talkie_official
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/necry_talkie_official/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@necrytalkie_official

■No Big Deal Records

HP: https://nobigdealrecords.jp/

■Nippon Columbia artist page

https://columbia.jp/necrytalkie/

■ Overview of “Escape from a Troublesome Live House”

©SCRAP

・Event details page

https://realdgame.jp/s/2024realdfes/contents/livehouse.html

·story

“Our important concert is in danger of being canceled! Please come right away!”

You, a new staff member at a live music venue, receive an urgent call from a senior director.

You rush to the scene and discover the shocking truth that due to numerous problems, nothing is ready for the live performance.

The stage was empty, with no instruments or microphones, the floor was strewn with miscellaneous equipment, and there were staff members in the waiting room with stomach problems.

60 minutes left until the start of the show. Just as the live house is about to be engulfed in despair, the existence of a “trouble emergency manual” written in riddles and codes is discovered!

“If we can just solve this, we might be able to start the show!”

Can you solve all the problems and prevent the live show from being cancelled?

■ Overview of the Real Escape Game Festival

©SCRAP

・Event special website

https://realdgame.jp/s/2024realdfes/

・Venue

Makuhari Messe Exhibition Halls 4-7 (2-1 Nakase, Mihama-ku, Chiba City, Chiba Prefecture)

・Event Schedule

Friday, August 23, Saturday, August 24, Sunday, August 25, 2024

・Ticket sales schedule

Early bird: Saturday, June 8, 2024, 12:00 – Wednesday, June 26, 2024, 23:59

Advance tickets: Thursday, June 27, 2024, 12:00

■What is a Real Escape Game?

The popularity of the genre exploded with the release of a free online game called “Crimson Room” in 2004.

“Real Escape Game” is a daring game that transfers the “escape game” format to the real world.

The event will be held in a variety of locations, including an apartment room, an abandoned school, an abandoned hospital, the Tokyo Dome, and Roppongi Hills.

Since its first event in 2007, it has attracted more than 13 million people.

The event has excited participants from all over the world, including Singapore, San Francisco, and other cities.

It is an experiential entertainment that is currently attracting a lot of attention, appealing to the younger generation.

*”Real Escape Game” is a registered trademark of SCRAP Co., Ltd.

☆Official website:https://realdgame.jp/

☆Official X Account:https://twitter.com/realdgame

■What is SCRAP?

SCRAP Inc. was founded in 2008. This free paper production company from Kyoto has become well known to the public as a mystery event production company, having rented out amusement parks and stadiums to create real escape games, posed puzzles in books, apps, and TV programs, and helped companies with mystery-solving promotional planning (although the free paper is currently on hiatus). Riding on this momentum, they also formed a fan club, “Boy Detectives SCRAP Group.” They collaborate with TV stations and record companies, and are constantly creating new entertainment.