After just finishing up their world tour, Travis Japan is heating up anticipation for their upcoming sophomore album, VIIsual, set to release on December 4, with the early release of two new tracks: “Crazy Crazy” and “Fly Higher.” Both songs are now available for download and streaming on major platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, and Deezer.

About the Tracks:

Crazy Crazy is a wild and zany retro track inspired by classic Japanese high school dramas of the '80s and early '90s. The accompanying music video features the group dancing in high school hallways and engaging in a playful dance-off against classmates. The fun continues as they transition to outdoor recess in their workout outfits, once again competing in a lively dance battle. The video perfectly captures the infectious pop-rock sound and nostalgic vibes of the era.

Watch the “Crazy Crazy” music video below

Fly Higher, featured as the opening theme for the second season of the psychological thriller anime Tasūketsu-Fate of the Majority, is all about chasing dreams and holding onto hope for the future. As Travis Japan’s first anime theme song, this energetic anthem perfectly captures the sentiments of the series' characters, which now includes group member Noel Kawashima in his voice acting debut as Kai Kasai, a third-year high school student who is one of this season's main antagonists.

Listen to "Fly Higher" below:

Noel shared his excitement about the project, saying, “This has been a dream of mine for such a long time, so I am so incredibly happy. This project is literally a dream come true and I am very proud to be involved in such a wonderful project. I lost myself in the original work. I’m such a nerd, I love to read and the world created by Mr. Taiga Miyagawa is absolutely fascinating! When it came to the actual recording process, the senior actors stepped in and took me step by step so I was able to approach the role in a way where I was able to by myself but also put 200% in to the character of Kai. I hope everyone enjoys the series and that “Fly Higher” inspires you."