A brand-new Japanese boy group is getting more than hype, they’re getting receipts. STARGLOW has fans flooding our request form, and once we sat down with their tracks, we understood why: powerful vocals, clean production, and a real sense of range for a group that’s still under a year into their journey.

We talk through where STARGLOW comes from: the audition show The Last Piece and the BMSG world built by Sky-Hi. Then we introduce the five members (Adam, Kanon, Goichi, Rui, and Taiki) and dig into the songs that define their early era. “Moonchaser” pulls you in with a smooth hook and a vocal blend that feels instantly credible. “Love Myself '26” brings bright, playful self-confidence, while “Green Light” turns the same empowerment into something heavier and more driven. And when “Star Wish” hits with guitar-led pop, we both catch that unmistakable 90s boy band nostalgia without it feeling like a throwback gimmick.

The big debate is “USOTSUKI” (possibly read as “liar): why does a song that sounds so upbeat carry a title that dark? We also get into “Good Boys Anthem,” including the surprising writing credits for Taiki and Goichi, plus what the translated lyrics suggest about standing your ground without losing your heart. We wrap with what’s next, including their July 22 release, live DVD and Blu-ray, and the upcoming single “Driving My Life.”

If you’re curious about STARGLOW, hit play, subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave us a five-star review, then tell us your take: what do you think “USOTSUKI” is really saying?

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Moonchaser  USOTSUKI  Love Myself'26  Green Light  Star Wish Good Boys Anthem

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