LAYRA's Debut Song 'Watashi wa LAYRA' Arrives Ahead of Belle Stage Project
The single, the stage run, and the five-singer rotation are one package: the collaboration moves from a film released years ago into a live format where the same character is performed nightly by different voices.
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The debut song "Watashi wa LAYRA" by virtual artist LAYRA was released digitally on Wednesday, September 16. TeddyLoid produced it, with lyrics and music by TeddyLoid and Ryota Saito. miwa, Kon Natsumi, Suzuki Konomi, Miki Maria, and ASCA, who rotate as LAYRA and Kotomi in the anime-immersive live "Belle - PROJECT LAYRA -," sing it. The run is set for October 10 to November 15 at MoN Takanawa in Tokyo.
The song is the opening number for the anime-immersive live "Belle - PROJECT LAYRA," which runs October 10 to November 15 at MoN Takanawa: The Museum of Narratives Box1000 in Tokyo. A music video combining footage from the animated film "Belle" with 3DCG was also released at 18:00 on September 16.
The project is a spin-off story set five years after Mamoru Hosoda's film. In it, Hiro-chan, who produced the diva Belle, finds LAYRA in the virtual world and launches her as a new diva. The venue doubles as the story's Utopia music festival site, with the audience placed inside that world.
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