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Create an emotional and sparkly bedroom pop track with subtle R&B influence at around 100 BPM, blending lo-fi cosmic textures with the stylish groove of early 2000s electro-soul, The rhythm should be steady and bouncy, with rich synth chords, glimmering arpeggios, and a layered bassline that gives the track warmth and flow, Add toybox chimes, airy pads, and glitchy sparkle details to give a whimsical, outer-space feel—like stargazing from a bedroom window aboard a space station, Vocals should be delivered with charm and clarity, like a bedtime storyteller with R&B phrasing and a playful tone, Think gentle melodic rap lines or conversational singing with delicate harmonies, Include light pitch slides, ASMR-like textures, and subtle robotic effects for a dreamy, futuristic aura, The overall tone should feel like a lullaby in zero gravity—sweet, clever, and full of heart, Perfect for a track about holding hands in outer space, discovering love as a new planet, and forming a tiny glowing

Create a Japanese indie rock track with shoegaze textures, dark pop mood, and yami-kawaii aesthetics, subtly blended with dreamy digital pop elements, Start with distant railroad crossing bells (踏切音) fading into clean, reverb-heavy guitar layers, Use suspended chords and minimal drums to build quiet tension, Add soft toy piano, bell-like sparkles, or filtered glitches to evoke fragile digital textures, Vocals should combine a breathy Japanese girl voice with moments of whispered rap or flat-toned delivery, evoking the feeling of a digital diary read at 3 a, m, Keep emotional expression restrained—ghostlike and dreamy, Light autotune or vocoder shimmer is okay in subtle amounts, Avoid sharp dynamics, Let the track float between analog warmth and digital numbness, like pausing life in a lucid dream, Use soft trap drums and light vocal chops to add texture without breaking the fragile mood, This is a quiet rebellion wrapped in candy-colored distortion

Create a dark, whispery cute-pop track blending Crying Hyperpop, Emotional Rap, and glitchy Toxic Pop, The sound should feel like a poisoned candy—sweet, suffocating, and trembling with anxiety, Use breathy whisper vocals, bubbly synths, and unstable trap beats that pulse like a racing heart, Layer in bell-like sparkles, broken risers, and wet, stuttering glitches, Let everything feel on edge—cute, but collapsing, Vocals should be girlish, fragile, and slightly cracked—like someone about to cry, Add very light autotune shimmer for a semi-robotic gloss, but keep it human, Include a short crying-style rap verse: lines that blur between sobbing and shouting, as if whispered through tears, Emphasize emotional tension over clarity, Keep the rhythm mid-tempo but unstable, with dropouts, glitch pops, and bleeding synth tails, The mood should live between kawaii and kill me—pink and broken, This song isn’t clean or perfect, It’s about dependency, desperation, and two voices dissolving togeth

A mid-tempo Japanese jazz-rock track with theatrical vocals and full-band intensity, Driven by punchy drums, groovy bass, rhythmic piano, sharp guitar, and a brass section (sax, trumpet, trombone) that acts like a second character, Every instrument plays with intent—accenting, echoing, or challenging the voice, Vocals lead like an actor in spotlight—half-sung, half-spoken, emotionally precise, Let lines break, twist, recover, The chorus shouldn’t explode—it should pivot, swell, pull the band with it, Use clean, stage-like production, Brass should bark, piano should argue, guitar should smirk, This isn’t just a song, It’s jazz-rock built to perform

A mid-tempo fusion of alternative Japanese pop, emotional indie rock, and glitchy poetic hip-hop, Performed by a young male vocalist with a guitar and a hidden truth, his voice sounds just past adolescence—gentle, honest, and slightly fragile, Like a clown onstage, he performs with a smile, but beneath the mask is a boy still learning how to speak his truth, Blend raw electric guitar riffs with introspective melodies, light glitch textures, and steady organic beats, Let the verses feel like quiet monologues, while the chorus bursts with raw emotion, Avoid robotic or over-processed vocals—keep the voice real, with breath, cracks, and softness, Subtle synths or shimmering textures may appear like emotional static or fading memories, The atmosphere should feel personal and cinematic, like watching someone laugh with tears still in their eyes, It's a song for those who perform daily, yet long to be understood for who they are beneath the stage lights

A Mid-Tempo Japanese Jazz-Rock Track With Theatrical Vocals And Full-Band Intensity, Driven By Punchy Drums, Groovy Bass, Rhythmic Piano, Sharp Guitar, And A Brass Section (Sax, Trumpet, Trombone) That Acts Like A Second Character, Every Instrument Plays With Intent—Accenting, Echoing, Or Challenging The Voice, Vocals Lead Like An Actor In Spotlight—Half-Sung, Half-Spoken, Emotionally Precise, Let Lines Break, Twist, Recover, The Chorus Shouldn’t Explode—It Should Pivot, Swell, Pull The Band With It, Use Clean, Stage-Like Production, Brass Should Bark, Piano Should Argue, Guitar Should Smirk, This Isn’t Just A Song, It’s Jazz-Rock Built To Perform