Miyon from i-dle is gaining attention as a collaboration goddess, featuring in SORAN's new song and showcasing her vocal talent.
May/28/2026 13:48
Miyon of i-dle is attracting attention as the 'new collaboration goddess.' She participated as a featured artist in the new song 'ceremony' released yesterday (27th) by the band SORAN. This song is a remake of the same-named song by the Japanese band Awesome City Club, and Miyon's clear singing voice harmonizes with the refreshing and warm band sound. An insider explained, 'Miyon's vocals, regardless of genre, created a wonderful synergy with SORAN.' Miyon, who shows constant activity, showcases her wide musicality through collaborations with various artists, leaving a strong impression. As she continues these activities, she has gained the new title of 'collaboration goddess' in addition to her previous title of 'visual main vocalist,' further enhancing her presence. Recently, she has been developing diverse musical collaborations that transcend borders and genres. In April, she showcased a different charm through the song 'Don't Ever Say Goodbye,' produced with Japanese producer Naoki Wada's NUTOИ, distinct from her previous solo songs. Additionally, at the large Japanese fashion event '42nd Mynavi Tokyo Girls Collection 2026 SPRING/SUMMER,' she previewed the stage for this song, receiving enthusiastic responses from fans. In the same month, she sang in a climate action campaign song project, 'Bloom Again (Prod by Yoon Ilsang),' perfectly handling the chorus part and enhancing the song's quality. Composer Yoon Ilsang, who worked on this project, praised Miyon's collaboration through his YouTube content, saying, 'She was really good. I knew she was a good singer, but her interpretative ability was excellent. She seemed to understand the song's points well.' i-dle is set to make a comeback with a new album in July and is interacting with fans worldwide through the '2026 i-dle WORLD TOUR [Syncopation],' with plans to perform on the main stage of the large music festival 'Lollapalooza Chicago' at the end of July.
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