EYE VDJ MASA x NOBU Unite for Powerful New Anthem 'MOVE'
After a three-year hiatus, the talented duo of EYE VDJ MASA and NOBU are back together, releasing their new single "MOVE," which aims to inspire and energize listeners ahead of the 2026 MOVE FES. This song serves as the official anthem for the 10th anniversary of the ALS awareness music festival, set for June 20, 2026, at the EX THEATER ROPPONGI in Tokyo.
The festival, known for its commitment to raising awareness of ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis), will gather notable artists like Kiyoharu, Takahito Uchisawa (androp), and HOME MADE 家族 among others. With the theme "THANKS X RESPECT: A Decade of Gratitude and Respect," MOVE FES. 2026 promises to be a special event, combining a live audience experience with online and metaverse participation.
A Symbol of Unity and Resilience
"MOVE" is not just a song; it embodies the essence of the festival's journey over the past decade. It captures the spirit of determination and resilience—ideal qualities for overcoming challenges. Through straightforward lyrics and a catchy beat, it conveys an inspiring message of moving forward despite obstacles and the bonds that connect individuals.
The track is structured around hip-hop influences, encouraging audience interaction through call-and-response formats, making it perfect for live performances. The goal is for both the audience and performers to unite as one the moment the music plays. While available for streaming, the song reaches its full impact during the festival, solidifying its status as a vital piece of MOVE FES. 2026.
This latest collaboration marks EYE VDJ MASA and NOBU's first joint effort since their previous track "ONE MORE RUN." Both artists have poured their thoughts and experiences into this project, creating a message that resonates deeply as a celebration of the festival's accomplishments and future aspirations. The song emphasizes themes of hope, community, and the power of individual actions to influence the future. It's a compelling theme that goes beyond just a festival anthem, encapsulating the ten-year journey of MOVE FES and its commitment to advocating for ALS awareness.
Artists' Reflections
EYE VDJ MASA shared his perspective, stating, "'MOVE' is crafted as an anthem for the special 10th-anniversary performance of MOVE FES. The lyrics reflect gratitude to the friends and supporters we've met along this journey, along with a commitment to keep pushing forward. I hope to create a song that allows everyone at the event to join in, harmonizing and moving together. I would be thrilled if everyone could feel the energy of our performance on June 20 at MOVE FES. 2026."
NOBU expressed his appreciation, saying, "It brings me sheer joy to collaborate with MASA again after three years. This song is filled with MASA's authentic essence. I've imagined the excitement of a live audience while creating the track, so let's all sing together on June 20. Our MOVE will change the world, RESPECT ALL MOVE."
Streaming Information
- - Title: MOVE
- - Artists: EYE VDJ MASA feat. NOBU
- - Streaming link: MOVE
MOVE FES. 2026 Event Details
- - Event name: MOVE FES. 2026 (10th ANNIVERSARY)
- - Date: June 20, 2026
- - Time: 15:00 doors open / 16:30 start / 21:00 end (subject to change)
- - Venue: EX THEATER ROPPONGI (3-16-26 Roppongi, Minato, Tokyo)
- - Participation options: In-person / Live streaming (ZAIKO) / Metaverse (Spatial)
- - Special site: MOVE FES Website
- - Organizer: WITH ALS
Ticket Information
- - On-site ticket: e+
- - Online streaming ticket: ZAIKO
About ALS
ALS is a degenerative disease that affects motor neurons in the brain and spinal cord, leading to progressive muscle weakness and paralysis, while leaving cognition and senses intact. Currently, there are no established effective treatments, affecting approximately 400,000 individuals globally and 10,000 in Japan alone. Patients often require a ventilator to survive, with an average life expectancy ranging from three to five years after diagnosis.
About WITH ALS
WITH ALS is an organization committed to raising awareness and understanding of ALS based on personal experiences. They focus on improving the quality of life for those affected by ALS and their families through content development and advocacy activities. Find out more at
WITH ALS official site.