1st single「深夜の居酒屋で（c/w僕はそれでいい）」神来夢

A melancholic instrumental piece featuring a prominent acoustic guitar melody with a clean, slightly reverbed tone, The guitar plays a slow, expressive melody with occasional arpeggiated chords, A string section provides a lush, sustained harmonic bed, adding depth and emotional resonance, Percussion is minimal, consisting of soft, brushed drums that provide a gentle rhythmic pulse, The bass guitar offers a warm, foundational support to the harmony, The overall mood is reflective and somber, with a slow tempo and a minor key tonality, The production emphasizes clarity and warmth, with a balanced mix that allows each instrument to be distinctly heard while contributing to a cohesive soundscape, There are no vocals present

A melancholic instrumental piece in a minor key, likely A minor, with a slow tempo around 60 BPM, The primary melody is carried by a plucked string instrument, possibly a guzheng or koto, with a distinct vibrato and sustain, This is accompanied by a sustained string section providing a rich harmonic bed, A piano enters with arpeggiated figures and sustained chords, adding to the emotional depth, Percussion is minimal, featuring soft, sustained cymbal swells and occasional, gentle bass drum hits, emphasizing the slow, deliberate pace, The overall production is clean with a wide stereo image, and a subtle reverb is applied to all instruments, creating a spacious and reflective atmosphere, The song structure is largely through-composed, with variations in melodic phrasing and harmonic density rather than distinct verse-chorus sections, The dynamic range is relatively narrow, maintaining a consistent, soft to medium-soft volume throughout

Japanese Enka, Enka, Emotional Strings, Violin, Koto, Enka, Neutral voice, [Traditional Voice], Vibrato Vocals, Fork Guitar, Japanese Enka, Slow Tempo, Enka

Japanese Enka, Enka, Bossa Nova, Calypso, Brass, Trumpet, Enka, Counter Tenor Voice, Neutral Voice, [Traditional Voice], Vibrato Vocals, Slow Tempo, Japanese Enka