Arashi has dropped official music videos for two new songs, "Happiness" and "Truth," both released on July 22. The releases come as the group continues to deliver new material for fans.

The "Happiness" music video arrived first, followed shortly by the "Truth" visual. Both tracks showcase the group's ability to balance contemporary production with their signature style that's kept them relevant across decades of J-Pop evolution.

Arashi, one of Japan's most successful boy bands, has maintained a steady output despite their complex touring and scheduling commitments. These new releases add to their recent catalog and give fans fresh tracks to connect with.

The dual release strategy—putting out two music videos on the same day—reflects how modern music groups approach fan engagement. By staggering release times (the first video dropped at 07:10 UTC, with "Truth" following about 72 minutes later), Arashi kept momentum going throughout the day and gave fans something to discuss across multiple news cycles.

For longtime supporters, these releases represent the group's continued evolution. For newer listeners discovering Arashi, they're an accessible entry point into what the group offers. The music videos being officially released on their channels ensures quality production and direct fan access.

Arashi's longevity in the J-Pop space speaks to their fundamental appeal—solid musicianship, strong performances, and an understanding of what keeps fans engaged over years rather than months. Whether "Happiness" and "Truth" become fan favorites or deeper cuts in their catalog, they're part of an ongoing conversation about where Arashi fits in today's music landscape.

Fans interested in checking out the videos can find them through official Arashi channels, where both tracks are now available.