Japanese radio station Kiryu FM will again prepare a special edition of the Music Forever program dedicated to the work of People's Artist of Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan Dimash Kudaibergen. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Kursiv Media.
According to the singer's official website, the broadcast will air on July 30. The main event of the program will be the first radio broadcast on Kiryu FM of the artist's new song 'Akerke'.
The radio station has been introducing Japanese listeners to Dimash's music since 2020. During this time, all new releases of the performer have been played on the air, and special programs dedicated to his work have been released.
The new edition of Dimash Special will be prepared with the participation of the Japanese fan club Dimash Japan Fan Club. In addition to 'Akerke', listeners will be able to hear the compositions Love's Not Over Yet, Kieli Meken, Love of Tired Swans, Daididau, Omir, and Olimpico.
The Music Forever program is broadcast from the city of Kiryu in Gunma Prefecture with hosts Kazuji Kato and Kyoko Yamamoto. Regular editions are broadcast twice a month — every first and third Thursday from 19:06 to 19:59 Japanese time (from 15:06 to 15:59 Astana time). The repeat of the program airs the next day.
Earlier, Kursiv LifeStyle wrote that Dimash Kudaibergen showed footage of his new music video for the arrangement of the Kazakh folk song 'Akerke'. They contain a rather dangerous moment. And the day before, Dimash's sister Raushan lit up in France to her star brother's new track.
Thus, she joined the challenge. According to its terms, you need to shoot a video dancing to the song 'Akerke' and post it on social networks. The video with the most views wins. Its author will appear in the singer's next music video.