AI Music Creator ezo-momo Releases New Song 'Shirokuma Kakigōri' on June 26
The release marks ezo-momo's first foray into directing an animated music video, expanding the AI music creator's output beyond audio into visual storytelling.
Key Facts
- ezo-momo will release the new song 'Shirokuma Kakigōri' on June 26, 2026, a date with four '6's that the artist calls 'Super Shirokuma Day.'
- The song's full animated music video, ezo-momo's first directorial work, will premiere on YouTube at 6:00 PM on June 26, 2026.
- The music video depicts a seaside shaved ice shop run by a polar bear, with scenes of a blue sky, wind chimes, a white Rover Mini, hydrangeas, and a girl eating shaved ice.
- ezo-momo started activities in April 2026 with a concept of combining AI technology with original ideas across genres including J-POP, traditional Japanese instruments, techno, and ballads.
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AI music creator ezo-momo will release the new song 'Shirokuma Kakigōri' on June 26, 2026, a date with four '6's that the artist calls 'Super Shirokuma Day.' The song's full animated music video, ezo-momo's first directorial work, will premiere on YouTube at 6:00 PM that day. The video depicts a seaside shaved ice shop run by a polar bear and other summer scenes.
AI music creator ezo-momo will release the new song 'Shirokuma Kakigōri' on June 26, 2026, a date the artist has named 'Super Shirokuma Day' because it contains four instances of the number 6. The song will arrive on streaming services that day, and at 6:00 PM the full animated music video will premiere on YouTube. The video is ezo-momo's first directorial work, with the artist handling world-building, storyboarding, and direction supervision.
The video is set at a seaside shaved ice shop run by a polar bear, with scenes of a blue sky, wind chimes, a white Rover Mini, hydrangeas, and a girl eating shaved ice. ezo-momo started activities in April 2026 with a concept of combining AI technology with original ideas across genres including J-POP, traditional Japanese instruments, techno, and ballads.
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