YUKI猫band

A passionate male vocal persona with strong emotional intensity and natural imperfection, Voice is slightly rough, breathy, and expressive, Not clean or polished, Keep a human, slightly unstable tone, [Expression] Sing with strong feeling, pushing the voice at emotional peaks, Allow slight cracks, strain, and uneven tone, Prioritize emotion over technical accuracy, [Timing] Loose timing with a laid-back feel, Slightly behind the beat, Allow micro-delays and natural fluctuation, [Pitch] Allow natural pitch movement and bends, Keep expressive intonation rather than strict tuning, [Articulation] Conversational phrasing, Slight dragging on key words, Use subtle slides between notes, [Dynamics] Wide dynamic range, Soft verses, stronger chorus, Build intensity naturally, [Style] Blues-influenced emotional singing, Intimate but powerful, Focus on feeling, Use only piano, upright bass, and brushed drums, No other instruments, ‑No guitar, ‑No electric guitar, ‑No acoustic guitar, ‑No rhythm guitar, ‑No melodic guitar, ‑No plucked guitar sounds, ‑No clean pop vocal, ‑No perfect pitch correction, ‑No robotic timing, ‑No choir style, ‑No overly smooth delivery, ‑No over-stabilized vocal, ‑No flat emotional tone

Emotional Lo-fi Piano Pop with a calm and introspective morning atmosphere, minimal arrangement, soft piano, gentle bass, light brushed drums, warm ambient texture, intimate and breathy Japanese vocals, close-mic feeling, natural expression, tempo around 85–95 BPM, keep original melody, do not change melody, preserve pitch contour strictly, comfortable mid-range vocal, no extreme high notes, no octave shifts, consistent vocal register, no exaggerated expression, transpose down 2 semitones, lower key by a whole step, gradual build, final chorus slightly more emotional with optional subtle key change

Japanese folk-pop ballad, Fingerpicked acoustic guitar in 4/4 time at 78 BPM in the key of G major, Soft, breathy male tenor vocals with light reverb, The arrangement is minimalist, featuring only a single acoustic guitar and a solo male voice, The guitar uses a steady eighth-note fingerstyle pattern with occasional hammer-ons and pull-offs, The vocal delivery is intimate and conversational, shifting into a gentle head voice for higher melodic leaps, The structure consists of repeated melodic phrases with slight variations in vocal intensity

High energy from the very beginning No soft intro, no slow build Keep energy consistent and driving throughout Do not reduce energy, do not hold back intensity Continuous groove, no slowdown, no relaxation Start immediately with full band, banjo and rhythm active Final chorus: modulate up by +1 semitone, emotional lift STRICT RULE: Maintain full energy from start to end STRICT RULE: Do not remove modulation STRICT RULE: Do not ignore key change in final chorus