MANON is a cutting-edge female creator who has captured the attention of Gen-Z, often collaborating with up-and-coming artists. The singer has released the third of four consecutive monthly releases, dropping strong zero gravity on December 16.

The new song follows the first track Fake Friends and the second track aura. All have been co-written by trackmaker kiraku, and the new single incorporates hyper-pop beats with a Y2K sound harkening back to 90s disco music, giving it a true MANON sound.

The artwork was provided by 3D creator onumi with a logo by Mark Robinson, who also worked on the previous release.

<Comment from MANON>

“The trackmaker who is working on me with this series of releases, kiraku, created a demo with a euphoric rave-like feel. At the time, I was writing lyrics for the track as it was, but I thought that it didn’t really feel like me.

I was thinking about what my own definition of Euphoria is, and I remembered the day when I drank Strong Zero with a friend for the first time just before going to the SPREAD event in Shimokitazawa. That day was so fun. I felt like I was floating!

I thought ‘euphoria’ might be like that floating feeling you get when you drink Strong Zero. The name of the drink is so cool anyway, and it really does make me feel zero gravity when I drink it. So that was that! ⭐️

The artwork was created by kiraku’s friend onumi, and the logo is by Mark Robinson. The song has a cold, inhuman feel, but the lyrics are biting. I feel like the artwork is perfect.

I want everyone to listen to this song while bobbing your head, especially when you’re feeling a little light-headed after drinking.

I’m ready to take you to another dimension!” ⭐️