YOASOBI has dropped the official music video for "Orion," a newly written track that ties into the video game Overwatch. The song is inspired by The Fall of a Sparrow, a short novel set in Tokyo, which serves as the new stage for the game. The English version of "Orion" will be released Friday, July 10.

"Orion" appears on YOASOBI's album THE BOOK for,, which is out now. The track follows three Overwatch characters—Genji, Hanzo, and Kiriko—as they trace their memories and confront their inner thoughts. The album marks the final installment of THE BOOK series that YOASOBI has been building since the duo's formation. The title plays on the words "4" and "for," conveying the message "for everyone who receives our music." The trailing comma is intentional, symbolizing that YOASOBI's story is far from finished.

Overwatch fans can engage with YOASOBI content in multiple ways. A special Overwatch Edition of the album is available now, including a U.S.-exclusive vinyl with limited-edition artwork. Starting June 30, players can unlock YOASOBI cosmetics and rewards in-game.

The release comes as YOASOBI heads back to North America this summer for their Never Ending Stories headline tour. The duo will perform at major venues including the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, TD Garden in Boston, the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, and Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle. They're also scheduled for festival slots at Lollapalooza in Chicago and OSHEAGA in Montreal—their first appearance at the latter.

YOASOBI, made up of composer Ayase and vocalist ikura, has become a global force since their 2019 debut with "Into The Night (Yoru ni Kakeru)," which became one of the most-streamed Japanese songs ever and topped Billboard JAPAN charts in 2020. The duo has since performed at major festivals and venues worldwide, from Coachella to Radio City Music Hall.