The Launch of "Follow Your Heart & Music, Presented by RECRUIT" to Support the Next Generation, Taking a Step Forward with the Power of Music

Mar 6, 2018

Recruit Holdings announced today the launch of "Follow Your Heart & Music, Presented by RECRUIT". The project supports young people who want to pursue their music dreams while at the same time the project reflects another step toward Recruit’s mission of encouraging individuals and businesses to follow their hearts.

About "Follow Your Heart & Music, Presented by RECRUIT"

Since its establishment in 1960, Recruit Group has supported people in every life stage and lifestyle through its businesses, in the employment, wedding, housing, dining, and beauty fields. We believe that everyone prospers when we accept the differences and choices of others and embrace all lifestyles.

Spring is a time of significant change for many people as they go on to higher education, advance to the next grade, find a new job, or move to an unfamiliar city. For young people, these changes are especially significant; that’s why we are starting a new project, "Follow Your Heart & Music, Presented by RECRUIT" to encourage anyone currently discovering their own path.

Five participating artists in the project are Ryokuoushoku Shakai; Passepied; Kami-sama, I have noticed; Regal Lily; and CHAI. Using the theme of “challenge,” each artist collaborated with a creator of their choice to make a music video.

The first video by Ryokuoushoku Shakai will release on March 8, 2018. All the songs and music videos from the five artists will be available on the “Follow Your Heart & Music, Presented by RECRUIT” site, the artists’ official sites, and Recruit’s Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram pages.

Details of the "Follow Your Heart & Music, Presented by RECRUIT" project

Participating artists

Ryokuoushoku Shakai; Passepied; Kami-sama, I've have noticed; Regal Lily; CHAI

We sought out up-and-coming artists who share the mission of "Follow Your Heart" and whose activities, expressions, styles, and creations are not bound by existing frameworks.