
Tiny Joy Club / Mii
① Midnight White Bear
② Sunshine Ping Pong
③ No Alarm Morning
④ Extra Noodles Tonight
⑤ Riverside Sunshine
⑥ Lucky Streak
⑦ Good To See Your Smile
⑧Street Light On
⑨White Wings
⑩Rock Riot
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10 songs
3:30

energetic garage glam rock, fast tempo
female vocal playful and charismatic
noisy chaotic guitar strumming, constant movement
walking bassline, bouncy and melodic
busy tom-heavy drums, energetic fills
restless upbeat groove with strong forward momentum
verses chaotic and noisy
catchy unified melodic chorus
bright youthful energy, slightly nostalgic
90s Japanese rock feel with glam rock attitude
Arrangement:
immediate explosive intro
constant guitar movement
walking bass drives the song
big catchy chorus payoff
short flashy guitar solo
uplifting opening track energy
3:09

summer noise pop rock, noisy overdriven guitar riffs throughout the song, melodic walking bassline constantly moving, energetic live drums, upbeat J-rock energy, catchy female vocal, playful but emotional summer vibe, noisy guitar texture with bright pop melodies, Japanese and English mixed lyrics, explosive chorus, around 3 minutes
3:31

No Alarm Morning
v5.5
summer indie rock with strong ska groove, offbeat clean guitar chops upfront in the mix, warm conga percussion throughout the song, melodic bassline with light bounce, relaxed live drums with rimshot snare, subtle brass accents, sunny carefree atmosphere, nostalgic summer feeling, playful female vocal, Japanese and English mixed lyrics, festival energy, around 3 minutes
3:40

jazz-punk with funky disco groove, fast melodic walking bassline constantly moving, tight funky clean guitar chops inspired by Nile Rodgers, rhythmic disco-style guitar cutting, punchy live drums, playful brass stabs, stylish chaotic atmosphere, female vocal with playful attitude, Japanese and English mixed lyrics, late-night summer city vibe, cinematic neon feeling, energetic and emotional mood, around 3 minutes
3:04

upbeat acoustic fingerstyle pop, fast percussive fingerpicking inspired by Tommy Emmanuel, rhythmic acoustic guitar tapping, walking groove, light live drums, warm bass, bright breezy atmosphere, female vocal, Japanese and English mixed lyrics, sunny riverside feeling, energetic but relaxed mood, around 3 minutes
3:09

Lucky Streak
v5.5
funky alternative rock, guitar-driven arrangement, dominant electric guitar throughout the song, catchy lead guitar motif repeated throughout the song, singable guitar melodies, expressive guitar hooks inspired by Nuno Bettencourt, the guitar riff acts like a second vocalist, crunchy overdriven rhythm guitars, energetic live drums, melodic bassline, minimal synths, cool and cute female vocal, colorful summer energy, Japanese and English mixed lyrics, uplifting mood, around 3 minutes
4:25

summer festival funk rock, guitar-driven arrangement, dominant electric guitar, memorable guitar riff as the main hook, lead guitar carries the melody, constant guitar presence throughout the song, rhythmic funk-rock guitar, catchy guitar fills between vocal lines, energetic female vocal, uplifting friendship anthem, Japanese lyrics, danceable groove, melodic bassline, festival atmosphere, brass accents only, horns as supporting elements, call and response between guitar and vocals, big singalong chorus, emotional clean guitar bridge, lively outdoor summer energy, Nuno Bettencourt inspired rhythm guitar attitude, bright and catchy, around 3 minutes
3:22

Street Lights On
v5.5
Hook-driven rock 'n' roll at 138 BPM with explosive, unforgettable guitar riffs acting as a second vocalist, Driving bluesy guitar hooks, crunchy rhythm guitars, expressive lead guitar with bends, slides, double-stop phrases, octave melodies, and melodic rock 'n' roll fills, Every section opens with a signature guitar riff, and the lead guitar constantly answers the vocal with memorable hooks, Melodic bass locks tightly with punchy live drums featuring a solid backbeat, behind-the-beat feel, dynamic fills, and strong snare accents, Subtle Hammond organ and piano add vintage rock character, Bright female vocal with catchy Japanese melodies and natural English hook phrases, Wide stereo guitars, organic live band sound, guitar-first arrangement, every instrument supports the guitar hook, Mood: American Rock, Energetic, Confident, Open Road, Timeless
3:13

White Wings
v5.5
Female three-piece neo-rockabilly at 148 BPM, Explosive riff-first songwriting with an unforgettable guitar-only opening before the vocal enters, Bright twangy semi-hollow guitar featuring melodic hooks, hybrid picking, bluesy double-stops, rock 'n' roll riffs, and expressive fills, The lead guitar acts as a second vocalist, carrying memorable melodies throughout the song, Punchy slap upright bass with lively walking bass lines drives the groove alongside energetic shuffle drums and a strong backbeat, Every section introduces a fresh guitar hook, followed by a hook variation after the solo before the final chorus, Extended ending guitar riff with gang vocals and a powerful rockabilly finish, Raw vintage tube-amp tone, organic live-club atmosphere, No piano, no synths, Stylish, exciting, melodic, American-inspired neo-rockabilly, Inspired by the spirit of classic American rockabilly and hot rod rock, driven by unforgettable guitar riffs
2:51

Rock Riot
v5.5
Female three-piece high-energy neo-rockabilly at 152 BPM, Explosive riff-first songwriting with an unforgettable guitar-only opening, Bright twangy semi-hollow guitar performs the main melodies through catchy rock'n'roll riffs, hybrid picking, bluesy double-stops, and expressive licks, acting as a second vocalist, Punchy slap upright bass with lively walking bass lines locks tightly with swinging shuffle drums and a driving backbeat, Vocal phrasing is highly rhythmic and percussive, flowing like rock'n'roll chant rather than narrative lyrics, keeping the momentum rising in every verse, Every section introduces a fresh guitar hook, followed by a hook variation after the solo, Big gang shouts, audience handclaps, raw vintage tube-amp tone, organic live-club atmosphere, No piano, no synths, Finish with an extended guitar outro and a huge rock'n'roll ending that feels like the band refuses to leave the stage

