SIRUP drops new single ‘OUR HEAVEN’ feat. Daichi Yamamoto ahead of September album release
SIRUP follows up his smooth bilingual single “UNDERCOVER feat. Ayumu Imazu” with a new release that hits deeper and moves harder. “OUR HEAVEN feat. Daichi Yamamoto” is a hypnotic and emotional groove produced by KM that blends club energy with personal reflection, serving as another powerful preview of his upcoming full-length album “OWARI DIARY,” which drops on September 3.
The track invites listeners to reflect on overstimulation, burnout, identity, and the meaning of community — themes that resonate in a world always in motion. Rather than offering escape, “OUR HEAVEN” is about presence: being in the moment with people who matter, carried by a beat that doesn’t let go.
Music video captures Tokyo’s early glow and raw emotion
Directed by Ryo Suda, the music video for “OUR HEAVEN” complements the song’s emotional intensity by placing it in a quiet, early-morning Tokyo. Shot in Mishuku and along Route 246, the visual matches the lyric “Woke from a dream / 6AM Mishuku glow” and features appearances from both Daichi Yamamoto and KM. The stillness of the city before sunrise becomes a backdrop for the themes of connection, pressure, and finding peace amid the noise.
Suda, who has worked with RADWIMPS, BAD HOP, and kZm, uses minimalism and real locations to ground the music in lived experience. Instead of glamorizing nightlife, the video honors the quieter, more human side of late-night culture, where exhaustion, reflection, and intimacy coexist.
OWARI DIARY album set for September release
“OUR HEAVEN” joins earlier releases like “UNDERCOVER” and “CHEESE CAKE feat. Zion.T” on SIRUP’s upcoming album “OWARI DIARY.” The 11-track album includes new songs such as “KIRA KIRA” and “LOCATION.” A Blu-ray version will also be available, featuring live performance footage from his NEXT LIFE TOUR 2025 show at KT Zepp Yokohama.
To celebrate this major release, SIRUP is also headlining his 8th anniversary show “DIARY” on September 14. With this new album era, SIRUP continues to redefine the sound and emotional scope of Japanese R&B, merging groove and meaning in ways that resonate far beyond the dance floor.
