YOASOBI has released the official music video for 'Orion,' a newly written track tied to Blizzard's Overwatch. The song draws inspiration from The Fall of a Sparrow, a short novel set in Tokyo, Overwatch's new map location, and follows three in-game characters—Genji, Hanzo, and Kiriko—as they navigate their memories and inner conflicts.

The English version of 'Orion' arrives Friday, July 10. The track appears on YOASOBI's latest album, THE BOOK for,, which is available now. The title plays on the words "4" and "for," carrying the message "for everyone who receives our music." The trailing comma signals that YOASOBI's story continues beyond this chapter.

An Overwatch Edition of the album is also in circulation, including a U.S.-exclusive vinyl with special jacket artwork designed in collaboration with the game. Overwatch players can unlock YOASOBI cosmetics and rewards starting June 30.

THE BOOK for, is the final chapter in the THE BOOK series that has defined YOASOBI since their formation. The composer-vocalist duo—Ayase and ikura—will support the release with their Never Ending Stories headline tour across North America this summer. Scheduled stops include the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, TD Garden in Boston, the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, and Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle. They'll also perform at Lollapalooza in Chicago and make their debut at OSHEAGA in Montreal.

YOASOBI emerged as international forces after their 2019 debut 'Into the Night (Yoru ni Kakeru)' reached number one on multiple Japanese streaming charts and topped Billboard JAPAN's 2020 Combined Song Chart and Streaming Song Chart. The track has since accumulated over 900 million streams—a milestone for Japanese music on streaming platforms. The duo has since performed at major festivals including Coachella and Primavera Sound, and headlined venues like Radio City Music Hall in New York and OVO Arena Wembley in London.