FLOMA

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Item Details

Genre

Japanese Pop

Catalogue Number

HRLP331

Number of Discs

Label

Lawson Entertainment, Inc.(HMV record shop)

Release Country

Japan

Format

Vinyl

Product Description

Mioko Yamaguchi's original albums "Tokisakashima'', "FLOMA'', and "Fairythm | FAIRYTHM'' have been released as analog versions!

Her 1st album "Yume Hikou'', 2nd album "NIRVANA'', 3rd album "Tsukihime'', and 3 songs each from her songs as a composer are selected and rearranged by herself. Cover collection.
Contains a total of 10 songs that have been vividly reborn into a different form by adding new colors with a fresh feeling and further exploring the unique world view.

The "Japanese-style trilogy" concluded with "Koi wa Karageshi Natsu no Yoi / Ton-Ten-Syan" from the previous work "Tokisakashima".
One of them, ``Satemo Appare Yumezakura,'' has undergone a gorgeous transformation and will decorate the opening with a dazzling display.
The effectively arranged tones, such as the biwa, koto, sword, shomyo, and the sound of galloping horses, bring the story to life in an amazing way, creating a sense of urgency.
``Hakuchuumu'', which is popular overseas as a Japanese ambient pop song, has deepened into ambient music with even more beauty and tranquility. The gentle light-like synth sounds create an ecstatic space, gradually but surely enveloping the listener.
"Tsukihime (MOON-LIGHT PRINCESS)" is reborn as a heart-touching ballad with an emotional intersection of piano and cello, depicting a melancholic and fantastical world.
``Itsumo Takarajima Takarajima ver.'', whose lyrics have been updated to match the ``now'', is a sophisticated pop song that floats in the near future, creating a somewhat otherworldly atmosphere.
And ``NIRVANA new ver.'' invites you to a mysterious world with Arab/ethnic rhythms and melodies and the impressive sound of a flute.
"Chunky Tour NEW YORK ver." has an exotic atmosphere and marimba tones that exude nostalgia and warmth.
``Itsuka Yurarete Toikuni new ver.'' is a dance tune with a light yet scale-filled synth sound and supple groove that is endlessly comfortable.
``Omatsuri'', another song in the ``Japanese Trilogy'', features taiko and koto with the concept of ``youki'', transforming into a unique techno that dynamically combines festival music and synths.
At the end, "Yumehikou new ver.", which has a solemn and mysterious sound of synth and piano, continues to "Yumehikou A DREAM OF CANADEON ver.", which uses the world's first MIDI music box "CANADEON", and the main story quietly ends. .