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Bi-ray (stylized in Japanese as 美麗-Bi-ray-) is a four-member Japanese girl group produced by Yoshiki. The four-octave group was formed in 2024 with members Emi, Hinata, Cocomi, and Michelle.
History
In 2023, the four members of Bi-ray - Cocomi, Emi, Michelle, and Hinata - competed in Nippon Television's "Kashō-ō (The Singing King)".[1] Japanese rock star Yoshiki, who was a special judge for the program, decided to mentor the performers.[2][3]
On July 6, 2024, Bi-ray made its first public appearance on Nippon Television's "The Music Day", performing a short version of the song "Butterfly", written and produced by Yoshiki.[4][5]
In September 2024, the group performed at Yoshiki's annual dinner show event in Tokyo.[6] In December, they performed on Nippon Television's "King of Singing - All Japan Singing Championship".[7]
In May 2025, Bi-ray performed the U.S. national anthem at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles.[8]
In June 2025, "Butterfly" was announced as the group's first digital single and as the theme song for the film Bride Hard.[9][3] The song reached #1 on the iTunes Pop, Recochoku, and Mora charts in Japan,[10] and the music video, co-directed by Yoshiki, was released on June 20.[11]
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Discography
Singles
Members
- Emi (age 16)[12]
- Hinata (age 15)
- Cocomi (age 14)
- Michelle (age 14)
References
External links
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