muque brings 80s glamour to “たりない Still Not Enough” with a dazzling music video featuring 40 dancers, retro visuals, and city pop energy.
Japanese three-piece band muque gives “たりない Still Not Enough” a vibrant new life through its latest music video. The city pop track serves as the ending theme for the newest chapter of LIAR GAME. Now, the band pairs its bittersweet sound with a dazzling visual inspired by 80s glamour.
Instead of recreating the anime’s world, muque builds a retro setting around the song. Glittering mirror balls, colorful outfits, and bold choreography fill the screen. At the same time, muque performs alongside 40 dancers, creating a lively atmosphere that feels both nostalgic and fresh.
A Retro World Driven by Dance
Throughout the video, muque turns the song’s bittersweet mood into an energetic dance experience. The trio takes center stage on a wide dance floor while 40 dancers move around them. As a result, the choreography brings out the track’s catchy rhythm and playful energy.
However, the visual never loses the emotion at the heart of the song. Beneath the bright lights and retro styling, “たりない Still Not Enough” carries a sense of longing. Its lyrics explore vulnerability and the desire for something that still feels out of reach. Therefore, the contrast between the upbeat sound and emotional message gives the track its distinct character.
Released earlier this month, “たりない Still Not Enough” became the ending theme for the latest chapter of LIAR GAME. The anime marks the first adaptation of Shinobu Kaitani’s acclaimed psychological suspense manga. In addition, fans can watch the show’s non-credit ending sequence featuring the song on YouTube.
With this new music video, takes “たりない Still Not Enough” beyond its role as an anime ending theme. Instead, the band creates a visual experience that reflects the song’s unique personality. Through city pop sounds, 80s-inspired visuals, and energetic choreography, muque offers fans a fresh way to connect with the track.
Press Release, muque YouTube
