Performing at the Japan Concert

One of the most virtual of pop groups, Genki Rockets isn't really a group at all. It's the brainchild of Tetsuya Mizuguchi, who heads up Q-Entertainment; the company created Genki Rockets exclusively for the video games Lumines II and Lumines Live, fashioning the vocals by sampling and then mixing together several female singers. Glamoove Inc., one of Japan's premier visual artists, designed the video for their single, "Heavenly Star," which is a tribute to a-ha's video for "Take on Me."

Help Genki Rockets combat our climate crisis by downloading the Lumines Live! Tokyo Club Mix Pack, featuring a special remix of "Heavenly Star." Between June 27th and July 17th, a portion of the proceeds will go to The Alliance for Climate Protection.

Watch the complete Live Earth Japan concert now!