Tashaki Miyaki Drops Single Moving
The Los Angeles-based duo also announced the upcoming release of their third studio album, Eternity Chaos.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Alternative
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Tashaki Miyaki has officially released their latest single, Moving. The band also confirmed that their third studio album, Eternity Chaos, is set to arrive in early 2027.
Why it matters
The new track explores themes of self-acceptance and embracing change. The accompanying music video celebrates female friendship through its artistic black-and-white visuals.
The band is releasing their third studio album, Eternity Chaos, exactly 10 years after their debut of original material. The new project was recorded in a Glassell Park studio.
The players
Paige Stark
She is a member of the Los Angeles-based band Tashaki Miyaki and appears in the new music video for Moving.
Luke Paquin
He is a core member of the alternative band Tashaki Miyaki.
Joel Jerome
He is a musician and producer who co-produced the upcoming album Eternity Chaos.
Jon Brion
He is a composer and producer who is credited for his work on the new album.
The details
The music video for Moving was shot on black-and-white Tri-X Super 8 film, featuring Paige Stark and Kayla in Los Angeles. The album was co-produced by Joel Jerome and includes a credit for Jon Brion.
Timeline
The band released their debut album of original material in 2016.
Eternity Chaos is scheduled for release on January 6, 2027.
Industry Dynamics
The use of Tri-X Super 8 film in the Moving music video reflects a growing trend of artists returning to analog formats to achieve a distinct, nostalgic aesthetic. This approach separates modern independent releases from the high-definition digital polish common in mainstream music marketing.
Fans can now stream the new single Moving on digital music platforms. The upcoming album will be available for purchase and streaming starting in January 2027.
The takeaway
Tashaki Miyaki continues to evolve their sound and visual identity a decade into their career. Listeners can anticipate a reflective theme throughout the upcoming full-length project.
What happens next
The band is scheduled to release the album Eternity Chaos on January 6, 2027.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by FLOOD.
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