STARGLOW drops ‘Slam Dunk’ music video after ‘League of Legends’ crossover
STARGLOW has unveiled the music video for “Slam Dunk,” the latest track from their upcoming debut album “Aurora,” arriving November 18.
“Slam Dunk” captures STARGLOW’s determination to break barriers and defy expectations with its basketball concept. In the music video, the members perform atop a basketball hoop suspended high above against a city-night backdrop. It showcases the group’s expanding range, matching the track’s momentum with a sky-high visual concept.
Released on October 26, the energetic hip-hop track features choreography by ReiNa of dance crew RHT, giving the five-member group some of their most challenging moves to date. The music video has garnered 862,976 views as of writing.
“Slam Dunk” comes after another recent performance project tied to League of Legends. Members Taiki, Kanon, and Adam covered “Live My Life” by Riot Games’ virtual group HEARTSTEEL. In the video, the trio records their version, showing a brighter and more refreshed side as they deliver the song’s message of living freely as yourself.
About STARGLOW
STARGLOW comprises Rui, Taiki, Kanon, Goichi, and Adam. According to their label, “each member sharpens their own distinct style, coming together in what plays out as an almost improbable fusion.”
The dance and vocal group has quickly grown its presence across the music scene since debuting under SKY-HI-led BMSG. NME named them the only Japanese act on its “100 Artists to Watch in 2026.” Their second single, “USOTSUKI,” hit No. 1 on Oricon’s Weekly Digital Single Ranking and No. 2 on the Billboard JAPAN Hot 100. By August, they had already played their first arena show just seven months after debut.
Their debut album “Aurora” will feature 14 tracks, including previously released singles and new songs, such as the unit tracks “Cherry” by Rui, Kanon, and Adam and “1 of 1” by Taiki and Goichi.
Next year, STARGLOW will embark on its first arena tour, “STARGLOW 1st Arena Tour 2027 ‘Aurora – The Dawn -‘,” comprising 14 shows across seven cities in Japan.
Press release from Avex Music Creative Inc.
