These ordinary days / ありふれた日々

Soft pop, early 1970s Carpenters-inspired, deep and warm female contralto lead vocal, intimate and velvety tone, close-mic recording feel, gentle grand piano and electric piano, smooth melodic bass, light brushed drums, soft orchestral strings, subtle woodwinds, understated male harmony and chorus, Burt Bacharach-style sophistication, nostalgic, tender, timeless warmth

Unplugged piano ballad, Solo acoustic piano only, no other instruments, No strings, no pads, no guitar, no bass, no drums, No humming, no scat, no vocalization, Piano plays throughout, including intro and interlude, Simple, sparse piano accompaniment, Intimate, close-mic female vocal, Natural room reverb

70s Japanese female pop, nostalgic and melancholic whispery tone, fragile and breathy vocal with a faint husky edge, restrained and reflective emotional delivery, A cappella trio harmony (3-part harmony): lead + soft high harmony + low harmony, Voices only (no instruments), All voices sing the written lyrics only, No scat, no vocalise, no “ooh / aah / doo-wop" syllables, Harmony voices closely follow the lead melody and lyrics with gentle delayed entrances, no independent background phrases, Close-mic intimate vocals, softened consonants and audible breath, slow suspended phrasing with lingering pauses, soft dynamics, very minimal slightly dark reverb, intimate late-night atmosphere, fading memories and quiet nostalgia, sense of distance and time passing, Subtle doo-wop-inspired harmonic color only (harmonic influence only, no nonsense chorus)

A soft, piano-led pop ballad inspired by early 1970s singer-songwriter music and Carpenters-style arrangements, Slow to mid-slow tempo with a gentle, flowing rhythm and a bittersweet, nostalgic mood, Single female lead vocal throughout the entire song, Same female voice from start to finish, No vocal switching, no additional lead singers, Female lead vocal with a warm, clear, and intimate tone, expressing quiet emotion rather than power, All harmonies and backing vocals are female and performed by the same vocalist as the lead, layered softly like studio overdubs, No male vocals, The piano is the main instrument, supported subtly by light strings and soft pads, No strong drums or rock elements; percussion is minimal or absent, The arrangement should feel airy, tender, and melancholic, evoking memories of youth and fleeting moments, Overall sound is emotional, restrained, and timeless, with a calm, wistful atmosphere