Japanese artist Non returns with “Haruyo Ukete Tatsu”, a vibrant rock pieces that captures the restless energy of spring and the emotions tied to change. Written by Non herself, with composition and arrangement by Higuchi Kei, the song blends powerful, uplifting melodies with an unmistakable sense of determination. It serves as a battle cry for those stepping into the unknown, embracing new challenges with unwavering spirit.

Lyrically, “Haruyo Ukete Tatsu” reflects on nostalgia, separation, and the resilience to face the future. With heartfelt lines about longing for someone far away and the bittersweet nature of growing up, Non delivers a vocal performance filled with emotion and strength. The track’s driving instrumentation adds a sense of urgency, making it anthemic yet deeply personal.

The music video, directed by Takumi Gunji, reinforces the song’s themes through a coming-of-age story set in a school band’s farewell performance. Non takes center stage, embodying the spirit of youthful defiance and hope. The raw, energetic visuals perfectly complement the song’s intensity, making it an engaging and visually striking experience.

With “Haruyo Ukete Tatsu”, Non continues to evolve as both a musician and storyteller. The track resonates as a powerful statement of courage, encouraging listeners to face change head-on. As spring symbolizes renewal, this song stands as an anthem for those stepping forward into new chapters of their lives.

The full-release can be heard from Non’s official Youtube account.

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