New releases from Hiroshi Tamaki, Daichi Miura, Misako Sakazume and Kazuki Kato.
Singer Hiroshi Tamaki announced the release of a new single for April 22nd. SLOW TIME will come out in three different editions: two limited, one of them containing a DVD including a PV and the other one with a 32-pages photobook, and one regular version, whose first press will come with a random jacket selected from 3 different types and a ticket reservation guide. Both the PV and photo book were shot in Hawaii.
In addition, the single will be followed by the release of a new album the next month. Times... will be release in two versions, the limited of which will come in a sleeve package and will contain the same PV, reservation guide as the single mentioned above, plus off-shot from his trip to Hawaii and a 52-pages photobook, while the regular edition's first press will come with the reservation guide and with a random jacket selected from 2 different types.
After releasing the single Your Love in collaboration with KREVA in February, Daichi Miura will release a new single on May 20th. Delete My Memories will be available in two versions, the limited of which will feature a DVD and an alternative version of the title track's PV as the first press content, while the regular edition's first press will feature a bonus track and, as an extra-CD, footage from its recording. Each version will also come with a different jacket artwork.
Singer and songwriter Misako Sakazume, known for her works with artists like Crystal Kay, BoA and EXILE, will release her third single on May 27th. Although there are not many details available, the single, tentatively titled as Unmei no futari, will be the successor of Sayonara mo arigatou mo ienai and will come with an extra CD containing the PV for the title-track.
Lastly, singer/songwriter Kazuki Kato announced the release of his second 2009 single. EASY GO will be used as the opening theme song for the anime "Katekyo Hitman REBORN!" and will come out on June 10th. The single will contain two songs, the title-track and Dead Or Alive, and will also be available in two different editions, limited of which will also come with a DVD, while the regular version will include an additional third track titled HOME. A special anime-themed version will also hit the stores with the same content from the regular type, plus a different jacket.
