Mannequin duet, FEMM” will release their new song and music video,「Do It Again」featuring LIZ

20.April.2017 | MUSIC

Mannequin Lap Duet, FEMM” will release their new song and music video, 「Do It Again」featuring the American woman artist, LIZ.

The theme of their songs since 2016 has been “Revival of the 80’s” and this present music is a compilation of this theme. This is very emotional song and expresses the feelings of heroines in TV games who dominated the world at that time.

Heroines are considered to be meek and weak but FEMM considered them to be strong and sturdy woman. This music is very FEMM and could be considered a “girl’s” anthem.

Do It Again feat. LIZ (Fake 3D Music Video)

They’ve caught “DAZED” (in the UK) and “creators project’s” (now: “Creators” in the USA) attention. Such “world-class” media is highly regarding not only their music but also their music video image work.

They used the method called「SPLIT DEPTH」and made 「Fake 3D Music Videos」using optical illusion techniques. It looks deep and solid as a analog video.

Featuring the artist, LIZ is the first-ever woman contract artist of the popular label,”MAD DECENT.”

She has collaborated in the past with such popular artists as Pharrell Williams、Ryan Hemsworth、Ushe and ZEDD.

She is a highly regarded writer and composer and she composed the melody and wrote the English lyrics.

The familiar “rubber clothes” are made by the “House of Harlot” in England which is the most famous rubber specialty store.

Louby McLoughlin who is living in London took charge of the styling for these clothes. FEMM is now touring Denmark and London to give concerts.

Check out the world-famous FEMM!

■Information

Digital Single

Do It Again feat. LIZ

2017.5.3 Available

FEMM OFFICIAL WEB:https://femm.jp 

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    ■Information

    <FEMM Release Info>
    Cover Album『80s/90s J-POP REVIVAL』
    Release date:10/18
    CD release:10/25

    Pre-order can be made at:
    http://femms.jp/discography/

    01 My Revolution feat. Akina, Anna & Mikako from FAKY
    02 Candy Girl
    03 Sabishi Nettaigyo
    04 Donna Tokimo
    05 Sumire September Love
    06 There will be love there -Ai no Aru Basyo-
    07 Dear Friends
    08 Roman Hiko
    09 Sotsugyo
    10 BELIEVE IN LOVE
    11 SEVEN DAYS WAR
    12 Konya wa Boogie Back (nice vocal) feat. Lil' Fang from FAKY & Yup'in

    <FEMM Info>
    FEMM OFFICIAL WEBSITE:https://femm.jp