SHE'S, the Osaka-based piano rock band, is celebrating a major milestone with the announcement of their eighth studio album, "Who am I?" arriving September 2. The release coincides with the group's 15th anniversary since formation and 10 years since their 2016 major label debut.

Leading up to the album, the band will release the advance single "Grape" on June 8—deliberately chosen to mark exactly ten years from their debut single "Morning Glow." The timing underscores how far the four-piece has come since breaking through over a decade ago.

"Who am I?" features ten tracks, including three standouts with notable tie-ins. "Four" serves as the theme song for Monster Strike Grand Prix 2025 Japan Championship, while "Good Life" opens the drama "Peace of Safe." The melancholic "Flower Rain" captures the mood of late summer.

The limited edition release comes packaged with a Blu-ray containing live footage from two contrasting performances: last October's orchestral collaboration concert "Sinfonia 'Chronicle' #4" at Tokyo's Showajozu University hall and the band's 15th anniversary concert "She'll be Fine" recorded at Shibuya CLUB QUATTRO on June 1. This dual-venue approach lets listeners experience both the grandeur of their symphonic work and the raw energy of their club roots.

A special collector's edition through Universal Music Store adds another nostalgic touch: a reproduction of the original "Her Dog T-shirt" that vocalist and keyboardist Ryoma Inoue wore when announcing their major debut at CLUB QUATTRO ten years ago. The cute canine graphic serves as a tangible connection to where it all began.

SHE'S has built their reputation on Inoue's piano-driven arrangements, delivering emotional depth across everything from sweeping rock anthems to intimate ballads. The band's recent touring momentum—including their 2025 live house tour and upcoming orchestral hall performances—shows they're hitting their stride heading into this significant anniversary chapter.