YOSHIKI's 1993 Album 'Eternal Melody' Gets First Digital Release

YOSHIKI's 1993 studio album 'Eternal Melody' is now available on digital platforms for the first time. The release is a remastered version of the classical album, which was originally produced by George Martin and recorded with the 74-piece London Philharmonic Orchestra.

Two bonus tracks from YOSHIKI's 2017 performance at Carnegie Hall in New York—live versions of "Anniversary" and "Forever Love"—are included in this new digital edition. The album features classical arrangements of X JAPAN songs like "ENDLESS RAIN" and "Kurenai," alongside then-unreleased tracks such as "Amethyst."

The recording took place at AIR Lyndhurst Hall Studio in London, with arrangements by Graham Preskett and Gavin Greenaway. George Martin arranged "Endless Rain" and "Tears."

YOSHIKI recently performed at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles on July 16 and 17 for his 'YOSHIKI CLASSICAL 2026' concerts. Both shows sold out.

The digital release of 'Eternal Melody' is available now via this link.

Source: PR Times via YOSHIKI PR事務局