Channel [V] Revs Up the Nostalgia: T-SQUARE’s Iconic F1 Anthem "Truth" Returns to the Airwaves

If you grew up watching Formula 1 in the late 80s or early 90s, that high-octane synth melody is likely burned into your DNA. International music powerhouse Channel [V] has recently delighted J-Fusion and motorsport fans alike by airing both the 1987 and 1991 music video versions of T-SQUARE’s legendary track, "Truth."

The Soundtrack of Speed

Originally released in 1987, "Truth" became synonymous with the "Golden Age" of F1 after being adopted as the theme song for Fuji Television's Grand Prix coverage.

• The 1987 Original: This version captures the raw, neon-soaked energy of the late 80s. The MV features the classic T-SQUARE lineup, headlined by Masahiro Ando’s searing guitar work and Takeshi Itoh’s unmistakable EWI (Electronic Wind Instrument) melodies.

• The 1991 "Resurrection": By 1991, F1 fever was at its peak globally. This version of the MV reflects a more polished, cinematic production style, mirroring the technological leap in the sport during the Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost era.

Relive the golden era of motorsport! Channel [V] takes a trip down memory lane, airing the legendary music videos for T-SQUARE’s "Truth." Featuring both the original 1987 masterpiece and the high-energy 1991 version, this special broadcast captures the raw adrenaline of Formula 1’s most celebrated years. Whether you're a J-Fusion fanatic or a petrolhead missing the scream of V10 engines, these visuals remain the definitive soundtrack of speed.