Today, Bamba, the Japanese rock music scene, and Japan's "national band" have created a historical record of 4.87 million single albums, and also created a precedent for a concert of 200,000 people. Moreover, Glay is also very concerned about the China market: releasing albums for China, shooting advertisements in Shanghai and holding tens of thousands of concerts in Beijing. The band was formally formed in 1990, and recorded its first album under the guidance of Yoshiki Hayashi in 1993. 1994 entered the mainstream music scene and has developed very smoothly since then. 1997 "Highlights Review" sold 4.87 million copies, and Glay became the mobile phone of the mainstream rock circle in Japan. The band has four people: lead singer, guitar and bass. Drummers are supported by foreign aid. Glay's songs cover a wide range, including affection, friendship and love, inspiring songs and homesick "Another Winter". Today, when rock and roll is no longer brave, Glay still insists on his own ideas and continues to create music.