Triana’s music video. A visual representation of the song’s simple message, repeatedly chanting “Eat, cool. Play, cool. Listen music cool.” This video uses as hooks Triana themselves, who take a physical approach on the album “SIXTHSENSE RIOT,” as well as “macho,” which pairs well with the song’s keywords “food” and “doping.”

At the pop-up event for Cartier's "Pasha de Cartier," we produced a special movie for "Fireworks and Flying Sparks," a track by millennium parade, the project led by Daiki Tsuneta.

Music video for “Douce est la nuit,” a song by Nadege, who gained attention in the French pop scene in the 1990s. A sycamore leaf, lost in the city, wanders in search of a place to belong.

In January 2014, Kanzaki Iori made his debut as a Vocaloid producer by posting “Hankōki,” and in June 2021, he began his full-fledged music career as a self-vocal artist. On July 23, he held his first solo concert, “Kanzaki Iori First Performance: ‘Bukiyō na Otoko’.” This video is a music video edited from part of that live performance.