Japanese Band I Don't Like Mondays. Release New Digital EP ‘Focus’ on October 9, as ‘Focus’ Asia Tour Kicks off in October
* List of countries outside Japan to be announced soon
Listen to ‘FOCUS’ EP here
As they celebrate the 10th anniversary of their debut, Japanese rock band I Don't Like Mondays. release their latest EP, ‘FOCUS’, on Wednesday, October 9. This set of songs fully captures the band's identity, which has always incorporated global trends, channeling them into their own unique style.
‘FOCUS’ shows the unique musicality that IDLMs. have developed over the past decade, culminating in an EP that is not merely a retrospective of the past 10 years, but a statement of their intention to “focus” on the future.
A Music Video for ‘Shadow’, a track taken from their EP, was also released on YouTube.
▼'Shadow' Music Video
https://youtu.be/JzDenVu6GcM?si=3vH9HeT2FU7kKeFr
The quiet and serious intro gives a sense of the beginning of a story, resulting in a danceable track that combines darkness and pop. Additionally, the lyrics written by YU express the 'Negativity' inherent in humans, portraying how, amidst a society filled with irony, we carry loneliness and conflict, yet resist by dancing in the shadows.
The group will kick off their ‘FOCUS’ ASIA TOUR kicks off in October, with the list of countries outside of Japan to be announced soon.
About I Don't Like Mondays.
I Don't Like Mondays. are a four-piece rock band from Japan. With their musical roots in the 1980s and a meticulous sound and groove, they transcend the boundaries between Japanese and Western music. Their songs are filled with the feeling of exhilaration you get when cruising through the city streets.
Known to their fans as IDLMs., the group are renowned for their sophisticated and passionate concerts that recreate the atmosphere of attending an exclusive overseas high-end fashion show. Their live performances have found enthusiastic audiences not only in Japan but also in places around the globe including South America, Asia and Europe.
Further information
MUSIC | WEBSITE | FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM | TWITTER | YOUTUBE
Listen to ‘FOCUS’ EP here
As they celebrate the 10th anniversary of their debut, Japanese rock band I Don't Like Mondays. release their latest EP, ‘FOCUS’, on Wednesday, October 9. This set of songs fully captures the band's identity, which has always incorporated global trends, channeling them into their own unique style.
‘FOCUS’ shows the unique musicality that IDLMs. have developed over the past decade, culminating in an EP that is not merely a retrospective of the past 10 years, but a statement of their intention to “focus” on the future.
A Music Video for ‘Shadow’, a track taken from their EP, was also released on YouTube.
▼'Shadow' Music Video
https://youtu.be/JzDenVu6GcM?si=3vH9HeT2FU7kKeFr
The quiet and serious intro gives a sense of the beginning of a story, resulting in a danceable track that combines darkness and pop. Additionally, the lyrics written by YU express the 'Negativity' inherent in humans, portraying how, amidst a society filled with irony, we carry loneliness and conflict, yet resist by dancing in the shadows.
The group will kick off their ‘FOCUS’ ASIA TOUR kicks off in October, with the list of countries outside of Japan to be announced soon.
About I Don't Like Mondays.
I Don't Like Mondays. are a four-piece rock band from Japan. With their musical roots in the 1980s and a meticulous sound and groove, they transcend the boundaries between Japanese and Western music. Their songs are filled with the feeling of exhilaration you get when cruising through the city streets.
Known to their fans as IDLMs., the group are renowned for their sophisticated and passionate concerts that recreate the atmosphere of attending an exclusive overseas high-end fashion show. Their live performances have found enthusiastic audiences not only in Japan but also in places around the globe including South America, Asia and Europe.
Further information
MUSIC | WEBSITE | FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM | TWITTER | YOUTUBE
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