Uchuu Pilot Releases New Single 'ANEMONE' and First Artist Photos

The Vocaloid unit Uchuu Pilot, formed by producer Chinozo and singer Yoru, has released their fifth single, "ANEMONE." The track arrives nine months after their previous release, "Toware."

The duo described the song's theme. "I wanted to write about a heart that grows more painful the more you love," said Chinozo. "I heard the anemone flower carries meanings of hope and expectation, but also of being forsaken. I wanted to create that kind of atmosphere." Yoru added that the lyrics focus on "a negative chain of dependence and obsession that intensifies with strong feelings, a distortion where abnormality feels normal."

For the first time since their debut in March 2025, Uchuu Pilot has also released official artist photographs of the pair.

The single "ANEMONE" is available now on streaming and download platforms via orcd.co. The music video premiered on October 28 on YouTube.

Chinozo is a Vocaloid producer from Kansai whose track "Goodbye Declaration" has surpassed 160 million streams on YouTube. The song overtook Kenshi Yonezu's "Sand Planet" as the most-viewed song on YouTube featuring a Vocaloid singer. Yoru, also from Kansai, is a cover singer known for a delicate and transparent vocal style. Their cover of "Butter-Fly" from Digimon Adventure has over 16 million views.

Uchuu Pilot's previous tracks include "Raze Me," "Muchuu," "Heaven," and "Toware." The unit is active on YouTube, X, TikTok, and Instagram.

Source: PR Times via The Orchard Japan