SIRUP teams up with hard life for new single ‘Rendezvous’ ahead of Next Life Tour 2025
SIRUP officially released his new track “RENDEZVOUS feat. hard life” on May 7, blending raw emotion with smooth, mellow rhythms. The collaboration came to life through a direct offer from Murray of hard life, formerly known as easy life.
The song is produced by Taka Perry, who also worked on hard life’s upcoming album “onion” set for July 2025. “RENDEZVOUS” showcases a dreamy groove and lyrical depth reflecting the synergy of both artists.
Music Video Highlights a Journey Through Emotion
The official music video, which premiered on May 12, was directed by Shunsuke Shiraiwa. It follows two characters cycling through landscapes weighed with heartbreak and nostalgia.

The final scene, conceptualized by SIRUP, takes the characters beyond time and space into a cosmic setting. This ending creates a feeling of release and catharsis that mirrors the track’s mood.
Real-Life Friendship Fuels Creativity On Set
The video shoot was marked by laughter and positive energy due to the friendship between SIRUP, hard life, and Taka Perry. In a behind-the-scenes moment, Murray is seen rapping SIRUP’s verse in Japanese.
Their camaraderie reflects the song’s laid-back, reflective nature and will be further shown in upcoming behind-the-scenes content.
NEXT LIFE TOUR 2025 Announced
SIRUP will embark on his “NEXT LIFE TOUR 2025” starting June 1 in Nagoya and wrapping up on July 18 in Tokyo. The tour spans eight cities and will feature unreleased tracks performed live.
Following recent headlining shows in Thailand and South Korea, SIRUP’s evolving performances continue to reach new audiences. Fans can expect a multisensory experience grounded in neo-soul and R&B.

Global Collaborations and Brand Partnerships
SIRUP’s music career includes partnerships with global acts like Zion.T, SUMIN, CODY JON, HYBS, and now hard life. He has also worked with brands such as JAMESON, BOSE, and MINI.
He held his first solo show at Nippon Budokan in 2022 and earned a GMA nomination in 2024, cementing his role as a rising global R&B figure.