BABYMETAL-Doki Doki Morning Rehearsals HD

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"Doki Doki Morning" Doki Doki Moningu, lit. "Heart-Pounding Morning", stylized as
"Doki Doki Morning" and formerly "Do·Ki·Do·Ki Morning") is a song by the Japanese
heavy metal band Babymetal. The song was released in Japan as an independent DVD single on
October 22, 2011, serving as the first single off the debut album Babymetal.

The song introduced all three members to heavy metal music; Nakamoto commenting how she had
never heard such musical heaviness before, while Mizuno initially had more interest in dancing to the
music rather than singing. During song production, the signature Kitsune hand gesture (similar to the
sign of the horns) was formed. Vocals for the song were recorded on October 30, 2010.
The song's first release was in the Sakura Gakuin album Sakura Gakuin 2010 Nendo: Message,
released on April 27, 2011, as part of the Juonbu ("heavy music") sub-unit.

The song was later announced as a limited-edition DVD single on October 12, 2011,
and later released also as a standard digital download available on
October 22 and 23, 2011 for pre-sale at the Sakura Gakuin Festival ? 2011 held at Mt.
Rainier Hall "Shibuya Pleasure Pleasure", and later sold in limited quantities on ASmart, Amazon,
Tower Records Online, and Tower Records Shinjuku starting October 24.
The limited edition included a DVD with the "Doki Doki ? Morning" music video and a cut of the
original video focusing on the choreography for live performances of the song, and a towel embossed
with either the logo of the band or the label Juonbu Records.The single was later released as a
CD single on April 6, 2012, packaged with a T-shirt.

The song was later released as a promotional single in the United Kingdom on December 13, 2015.

The song has a "modern heaviness" sound in its music, with dark, atmospheric instrumentals that
reverse into a catchier and brighter melody with lyrics such as "Rin rin rin! Ohayo, wake up"
(Ring ring ring! Good morning, wake up). Kikuchi noted how the tone of the song was directly
opposite to Japanese kei-on music (light music); as a result, the band formed under the
label Juonbu (heavy music club) to signify the contrast. Nakamoto, whose vocals were recorded
separately from those of Mizuno and Kikuchi, needed to speak quickly but
clearly in the verses.