Gesu no Kiwami Otome have released three lyric videos on their YouTube channel featuring English covers of three songs from their latest album Streaming, CD, Record. The female vocal covers were done by Sincere Tanya.

Gesu no Kiwami Otome named an official English translation of their band name last month: Lowest Lowest Girl. In line with this, the covers of their three songs have also received English song titles: Jinsei no Hari is The Record of Life, Watashi Igai mo Watashi is Don’t Call Me Honey, and Kirei ni Natte City Pop o Utaou is Let’s Get Pretty and Sing City Pop. The covers were done in response to the number of listeners outside Japan Gesu no Kiwami Otome have been getting on Spotify.

Lowest Lowest Girl feat. Sincere Tanya – “The Record of Life”

Lowest Lowest Girl feat. Sincere Tanya – “Don’t Call Me Honey”

Lowest Lowest Girl feat. Sincere Tanya – “Let’s Get Pretty and Sing City Pop”

Moreover, inside the lyric booklet of the Streaming, CD, Record deluxe edition, fans will find English lyrics for every track on the album.

Gesu no Kiwami Otome’s latest album “Daruma Ringo” took the top spot for 2 days in a row on May 9^th and 10^th in the Oricon Daily Album charts. The band have just released the music video to “DARUMASAN,” the fifth song from the album to receive a music video. Check the video out here: https://youtu.be/3pQtogSWF3A

This music video is quite different from anything else they have put out there. The music video is of such a high quality despite it being filmed in only 3 hours during rehearsal in the run up to their premium live show on May 10^th. The video showcases their incredible talent as musicians. In it, we see tiny “daruma” (traditional Japanese doll) and “ringo” (apples) scattered around the set, and the “Daruma Ringo” itself which was used as the album’s cover artwork also makes an appearance. We also get to see Mani Kato’s influence over the gorgeous lighting.

During their premium live show on May 10^th, the members faced the audience and scattered the daruma and apples which appeared in the music video to the audience.

Comment from Mani Kato (Director)

Just as the title of the album suggests – this album that is an amalgamation of the forbidden fruit which knows both good and evil, and the daruma, a lucky talisman which always rises no matter how many times it falls – I took that very motif and included it in this music video. I used the daruma in line with the song’s stop-and-go melody. When the daruma fall, everyone stops, but when it rises, they start up again. I hope for everyone to colour both of their daruma’s eyes black.*
(*Translator note: When someone receives or purchases a daruma the eyes are usually blank. When that person sets a goal, they colour one eye in black; when they achieve that goal, they colour the second eye in)

■Information

Gesu no Kiwami Otome – Japan Tour “Kyuusan-kaku Gesu”
Tickets now on sale!

Ticket Information

Ticket Purchase Window　May 10^th, 2017 at 22:00〜May 18^th, 2017 at 18:00
Ticket Link: http://eplus.jp/gesuotome17hp/

3^rd Album “Daruma Ringo”

Available via the iTunes Store, Recochoku, and other online stores.
iTunes Store：https://itunes.apple.com/jp/album/id1145417023?app=itunes&at=10l6Y8
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Available at:https://gesunokiwamiotome.lnk.to/darumaringoAD

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