A single song becomes a complete emotional arc. The visuals don't explain the music, they live inside it, moving only when the melody demands it. This is what happens when you stop treating a music video like a commercial for the song and let the song commandeer the entire visual language. Loin built something that collapses the distance between hearing and seeing. You don't watch Haita. You experience it as one thing.

Haita is a music video for an original song by Loin, sung by the Vocaloid Hatsune Miku. Waboku handled the animation for the single-episode release. The clip pairs Loin's track with animated visuals and will appeal to listeners who follow Vocaloid music or Waboku's animation work.