Wolf Howl Harmony impresses international audience at TIMM 2025 showcase
Wolf Howl Harmony, the rising vocal group from EXILE Tribe, performed at the 22nd Tokyo International Music Market (TIMM) Showcase Live on November 6, 2025, at Spotify O-EAST in Tokyo. Their appearance marked another significant step in their growing international career.
The group opened with the Brazilian funk–infused track “Bakuon -爆音-,” immediately energizing the audience. They followed with “Rollin’ Stones” and delivered an a cappella rendition of “Frozen Butterfly,” highlighting their harmonic versatility.
Engaging fans with pre-release tracks and hits
During the MC segment, members Ryoji, Suzuki, Ghee, and Hiroto connected with the audience in both Japanese and English, engaging fans and industry professionals alike. Midway through the show, they performed a pre-release of “Marmalade,” the ending theme for TV Asahi and Toei’s historical drama Masked Ninja Akakage. The set concluded with “Pink Flash Lights” and fan-favorite “Bossa Bosa,” drawing enthusiastic applause.
Since debuting in 2023, Wolf Howl Harmony has expanded across Asia. They performed at MUUJI Festival 2025 in January, FWD Music Live Fest 4 in Thailand in April, and MixedPop Music Festival Bangkok 2025 in July. Their growing popularity in Thailand earned them the “Best Boy Group” award at the Asia Top Awards 2025.
Rising global momentum and future performances
The group’s recent appearance at Music Matters Live 2025 in Singapore further established their international appeal. Performing before global music industry professionals, they gained significant attention, leading to their TIMM 2025 showcase opportunity. Wolf Howl Harmony is also confirmed to perform at Southeast Asia’s largest outdoor music festival, Big Mountain Music Festival 15, in Thailand on December 6, 2025.
Through their TIMM performance, Wolf Howl Harmony demonstrated musical versatility and a unique ability to connect with audiences across cultures. Their continued rise signals a growing global presence as one of Japan’s most promising vocal acts.
