BiSH’s AiNA THE END Announces First Solo Album ‘THE END’ and Releases ‘Niji’ Music Video

04.December.2020 | MUSIC

BiSH’s DVD and Blu-ray TOKYO BiSH SHiNE6 was released on November 18, 2020. Each copy came with a slip that mentioned there would be an important announcement from WACK and avex.

 

And for sure on that day, Billboard announcements were posted up at Shibuya Hachiko Crossing and new Twitter and YouTube accounts were opened revealing that AiNA THE END, one of the founders of the immensely popular Japanese idol group BiSH, would begin releasing her own solo music.

 

AiNA THE END Begins Her Solo Career

AiNA THE END will release her first solo album THE END on February 3, 2021. All 12 tracks are written and composed by the artist herself with Seiji Kameda as the sound producer.

 

AiNA has teased fans with the digital release of a song from the album entitled Niji (‘Rainbow’). She will release a second track entitled Kinmokusei (‘Fragrant Olive’) on her birthday, December 27. A music video for Niji, created by osrin of the creative label PERIMETRON, was posted to AiNA’s official YouTube channel yesterday (December 3).

 

AiNA THE END – “Niji” [Official Music Video]

AiNA is set to embark on a solo tour where she will promote her album THE END. It will begin on February 19, 2021 at Aichi Prefectural Art Theater before moving to Osaka Orix Theater and finally Tokyo International Forum Hall A. Pre-sale tickets will open for AiNA’s fan club members on December 5, 2020 at 22:00 (JST).

THE END cover art

AiNA’s outfit on the album cover was designed by Fumito Ganryu who showcased a collection at Paris Fashion Week.

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