The music video for the collaborative single "True Colors," featuring butaji, Thai singer Flower.far, and track maker MET, has been released.

Singer-songwriter butaji has collaborated with STUTS on the theme songs “Presence” for the TV drama “Omameda Towako and Her Three Ex-Husbands” and “Mirage” for “Elpis,” and his outstanding melody lines have penetrated the living rooms of Japanese households.
Flower.far is a notable singer who is signed to Thailand’s up-and-coming label YUPP! and has appeared on the video platform COLORS, which introduces the talents of artists from around the world, and has also been selected for Spotify RADAR Global.
It is still fresh in people’s memory that he released the collaborative single “U&I” with 3House last year in Japan.

The music video for the single “True Colors” was released today. The single was created by these two talented singers and was produced by track maker MET, who has produced many of the songs by the 5MC hip hop collective Sound’s Deli as well as DJ TATSUKI’s “TOKYO KIDS feat. IO & MonyHorse,” which shines as a hip hop anthem in the scene.

Since coming out as bisexual, butaji has met more people in the LGBTQ+ scene and is also a committed artist to the scene.
Flower.far also writes songs about her current views and thoughts on love, based on her experiences with her previous LGBTQ+ partner.

Time has passed since the dance culture that originated from the LGBTQ+ community, and MET’s track, which was created with Amapiano and Afrobeats as inspiration, both of which continue to produce hits in the pop field as dance music today, also feels like it embodies the meaning of expressing the era of 2024 through music.
The melody contains the unique song-like quality of butaji, who loves the pop music that has shaped Japanese culture, and the light and warm flow that only Flower.far, who was raised in Thailand, can have, intertwined with the track.
This song, which also incorporates such musical interest, is a cutting-edge folklore that crosses borders and can also be described as pop music.

The music video was directed by Ryoji Kamiyama and features LGBTQ+ people, including butaji’s friend Yu Ishizuka.
This song is also danceable dance music, and the dancers who perform it are a perfect fit for the song, performing some amazing moves to match the sound.

◆butaji, Flower.far and MET ｜True Colors (Official Music Video) ⇒ https://youtu.be/KAtrmxDCIXk