Utada's Free "Come Back to Me" Music Video on iTunes
posted on 2009-03-25 15:12 EDT
Apple's iTunes Store has begun offering Hikaru Utada's "Come Back to Me" music video for free in the United States on Tuesday. The song is the first single off This is the One, her English-language album that debuted on CD on March 14 and on digital downloads on Tuesday. Utada appeared in front of overflowing crowds at the Sephora Hollywood & Highland store yesterday evening, and will appear again in New York City tonight and in Miami on Friday.
Utada is an internationally known, bestselling pop artist born in New York City and raised in Japan and the United States. Her debut album, 1999's First Love, is still Japan's bestselling album ever with about 8 million copies sold. Utada's music has appeared in Freedom, Evangelion:1.0 You are (Not) Alone, the live-action Casshern film, and the Hana Yori Dango 2 live-action television adaptation. In addition to her singing career, she played the heroine Pinoko in the 2001-2002 Black Jack net anime series.
Thank you to Charles Gousha for the news tip.
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