Da-iCE returns with one of their most introspective singles to date: “Nonfictions ノンフィクションズ”, a sleek, emotionally complex track exploring truth, illusion, and the fragile balance between self-image and authenticity.
In a time when social media encourages us to show only the highlight reel, “Nonfictions” dives into the silent struggle of pretending to be okay — of performing confidence while carrying quiet doubts. With their signature blend of sharp choreography, genre-blurring production, and dual-vocal interplay, the five-member group delivers a sound that’s at once polished and raw.
Da-iCE “Nonfictions“ jacket:
Streaming link: https://lnk.to/nonfictions-daice
Pulsing beats and textured vocal layers create a sense of urgency, mirroring the emotional pressure many feel to maintain a perfect façade. Rather than melodrama, the lyrics focus on quiet disconnection — the kind that lingers in moments of self-doubt, when reality no longer aligns with the role we’ve constructed.
The music video elevates this concept further through stylised visuals and synchronized movement, portraying the split between what we feel and what we show. From direction to delivery, “Nonfictions” is one of Da-iCE’s most cohesive artistic statements — a track that resonates deeply with a generation raised on filtered realities and curated truths.
Da-iCE “Nonfictions” Music Video
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More about Da-iCE:
Da-iCE is a five-member male artist group known for their captivating twin vocals spanning four octaves. The group consists of vocalists Yudai Ohno and Sota Hanamura, along with performers Taiki Kudo, Toru Iwaoka, and Hayate Wada.
Their 2020 release, “CITRUS”, became the first song by a Japanese male dance & vocal group to surpass 100 million streams, and earned them the 63rd Japan Record Award in 2021.
Their follow-up single, “Star Mine”, became a hit across generations as a signature festive anthem of the Reiwa era. In 2024, they celebrated their 10th major debut anniversary.
In April, they released “I wonder”, which received the Excellence Award at the 66th Japan Record Awards. The track has surpassed 200 million streams in record time for the group.
Their latest album, “MUSi-aM”, dropped on October 2, and they made their first appearance on the 75th NHK Kōhaku Uta Gassen at the end of last year.
Source: Avex press release
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