Japanese Sensation Fujii Kaze Signs With Republic Records

Japanese singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Fujii Kaze has signed with Republic Records and released his latest uplifting single “Feelin’ Go(o)d.”

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“Feelin’ Go(o)d” bursts with Kaze’s singature blend of vibrant piano riffs and hypnotic synth loops, creating an uplifting summer anthem. Reflecting on the timing of the release, Kaze shared, “This feelin’ good song could’ve been out last summer or so but the universe says now is the time, so here we are. As a result, this single ended up being like a little dessert after releasing 4 meals (singles). Hope it tastes good for ya.”

The latest release follows the massive success of “Michi Teyu Ku (Overflowing),” which has racked up over 36 million streams on Spotify and 25 million views on YouTube since March.

Fujii Kaze’s musical journey started when he was young and influenced by his father’s classical piano skills. By 12, he was serenading audiences with his piano covers on YouTube, quickly gaining industry attention.

His debut album, HELP EVER HURT NEVER , which featured the hit single “Shinunoga E-Wa”, released in 2020, topped Billboard Japan’s Hot Albums chart .

In 2021, Kaze made headlines with a groundbreaking solo concert at an empty NISSAN Stadium, streamed globally during the pandemic. The event, Free Live 2021, was a viral sensation, becoming the top trending topic on Twitter.

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Kaze’s second album, LOVE ALL SERVE ALL , released in 2022, continued his streak of success, with the album topping both the Japanese Billboard charts and the Oricon Albums Chart.

October 2022 saw Kaze perform at a sold-out Panasonic Stadium Suita in Osaka, a concert now available on Netflix. His 2023 Asia tour sold out across all seven cities, proving his international appeal.

Fans can look forward to Kaze’s first U.S. tour in May 2024, followed by a two-night event at Nissan Stadium in August.

Check out “Feelin’ Go(o)d” by Fujii Kaze below.

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