[Machine Translation] The Soffs are a six-piece band from Los Angeles who won a contract with Rough Trade Records, a prestigious label that once produced The Smiths, The Strokes, and The Libertines, and recently discovered Black Midi, despite never having played a single live show, The band's debut album, "Goldstar," was released in 2025 and has been the talk of the town all over the world, including here in Japan. The album's title track, "Goldstar," is a ferocious and explosive song with a strong Latin soundtrack, and the music video, shot and directed by collaborator Eric Daniels, is now available. The music video was shot and directed by collaborator Eric Daniels. Ethan himself knows that what he is singing about is "wrong," but where can he release his impulses? Writing from the perspective of the worst part of yourself is sometimes important," he says. It is himself and not himself at the same time. He goes where many fear to tread. The Soffs' relentless honesty, intrusive thinking, and genre-crossing audacity immediately caught the attention of ( Rough Trade Records ) founders Jeff Travis and Janet Lee. The day after Ramon sent his demo, "I wasn't expecting a response," the two were already in his inbox asking for a call, and Rough Trade Records found diversity, creativity, and an "I'm not trying to fix it" attitude. The Soffs consist of frontman Ethan Ramon, Sam Yu (keyboards), Austin Parker Jones (electric guitar), Seth Smays (acoustic guitar), Devin Russ (drums), and Cole Bobbitt (bass), The Soffs have the flexibility to adapt to any stage. One minute they're going pop-punk, the next they're blasting funk, and the next they're singing to the crowd. The fervor for it all is evident, and Ramon's rich, powerful voice is like a chameleon, melting into a myriad of styles. We didn't write the songs to be as diverse as they ended up being," he says. The Sofus see songwriting as a form of pop art that is concerned with "reproducing something over and over again until it loses its meaning. I want to steal, quote, and borrow," says Ramon. This film asks the question: "Where is my gold star? Where's my gold star? Why am I not rewarded for being a good person? Are you doing good deeds for the right reasons? Are you doing good deeds for the right reasons? Opening with flamenco fingerpicking, the title track wrestles with the philosophy of what it means to be truly good. The Sohus' music rarely leaves the listener feeling at ease. This is because you never know what will happen next. The extreme contrast between silence and explosions, the obsession with sudden collapse. It is in this context that their true nature emerges - as explosively positive, happy, and collaborative figures. This "decadent pretense" should rather be called "the privilege of clowns". The band plays in one room, and what you feel from their performance is the opposite of the character's image in the film, which is a dynamic and thrilling energy. Includes bilingual lyrics and commentary. This product will be available for sale on Friday and will be released simultaneously around the world, so you will receive it after the release date.