Noisy, the label and management firm represented by MOSHIMO members Takayuki Ichinose and Saki Iwabuchi, is stepping into the idol space with its first-ever female idol group audition.

The audition seeks to create what Noisy describes as the ultimate girl group—one combining striking visuals with upbeat, feel-good music. The label tapped an experienced songwriting team for the project, including Ichinose and Iwabuchi from MOSHIMO, alongside Yoshikatsu Shudou and horita (guitarist and choreo director from Singers High). This band-focused production approach signals Noisy's intent to bring their rock sensibilities to the idol format.

Noisyrepresents an interesting positioning: the label operates as both a record company and talent management agency, giving the new group built-in promotional infrastructure. The representatives hinted at major media exposure and an impressive production team, though specifics remain under wraps for now.

Casting is open to women ages 16-29 based in or able to relocate to Tokyo. Prior idol experience isn't required—Noisy is welcoming applicants from all backgrounds through June 30 via their LINE official account. The group is targeting an autumn debut.

In a statement, Iwabuchi expressed excitement about the project: "We want to create a group full of charm, live passion, and fun. I hope we can build an enjoyable stage together." Ichinose added that the label plans to leverage its existing network to develop the group into a popular idol act, with improved training facilities supporting members toward debut.

This marks Noisy's expansion beyond their current roster, which includes rock acts like Singers High and the established idol group Kingsali. The move reflects growing interest among Japanese labels in bridging rock and idol cultures—a blend that could appeal to fans across both communities.