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VIVANT Besshin Ceremonial Song Gets November 9 Digital Release

The in-story track "Besshin Ceremonial Song" from TBS's Sunday drama VIVANT, starring Masato Sakai, is set for advance digital release on Monday, November 9.

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Why it matters

A track built for one scene in Episode 21 becomes the first piece of VIVANT music to reach streaming on its own, arriving the day before the series finale closes Nogi's story.

VIVANT Besshin Ceremonial Song Gets November 9 Digital Release

Key Facts

  • The Besshin Ceremonial Song from VIVANT gets an advance digital release on November 9.
  • Music director Akira Senju composed the track, first heard in Episode 21 on October 18.
  • The song plays during a rescue operation from Garaman Airport in the Republic of Golbad.
  • "Karabakh Shikestesi in VIVANT" features Alim Gasimov and Fargana Gasimova and releases the same day.
  • VIVANT Season 2 concludes with Episode 24 on the 8th.

Composed by music director Akira Senju, the song was unveiled in Episode 21 on October 18, during a rescue operation in the Republic of Golbad. "Karabakh Shikestesi in VIVANT," a Season 2 theme featuring Azerbaijan's Alim Gasimov and Fargana Gasimova, releases at the same time. Season 2's finale, Episode 24, airs on the 8th.

The digital release lands on November 9, one day after VIVANT Season 2 ends with Episode 24 on the 8th. The Besshin Ceremonial Song was heard in Episode 21, broadcast October 18, when Yugo Nogi (Masato Sakai) orders it played before takeoff from Garaman Airport during the rescue of a Besshin member abducted by the intelligence organization Shinshii.

Music director Akira Senju composed the track. Cover videos appeared on social media after the episode aired. The release pairs it with "Karabakh Shikestesi in VIVANT," a Season 2 theme featuring Alim Gasimov and Fargana Gasimova.

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