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Tomonari Sora creates a bold mix of sounds and words in ‘Demons Banquet’ from the album ‘East West.’ The poet writes lyrics that question life’s rules while the composer arranges
ANAIS and K O release ‘Super Girl’. They write the lyrics and arrange the music with NOTYPE 9. The track celebrates youthful confidence and self-love. Released: April 4, 2024Super GirlAnais
Takaya Kawasaki brings ‘Stardust Memory’ from the album Aimai Blue. He writes the lyrics and, with Tsubasa Yamazaki and Hiroyuki Kishimoto, creates the melody. The song follows a path toward
Furui Riho brings her signature warmth to ‘Your Love,’ a track from her album ‘Love One Another.’ The performer collaborates with Sayo Oyama to pen heartfelt lyrics and craft a
SOCKS joins forces with R-Shitei and Hannya in ‘Osanpo (feat. R-Shitei & Hannya) [Remix],’ a track from the album ‘Drive My Dreams.’ The tune mixes playful beats with heartfelt lyrics,
Novel Core delivers a bold statement in ‘CHAOS,’ collaborating with Ryosuke ‘Dr.R’ Sakai on both lyrics and composition. The artist challenges traditional labels, mixing rap and singing with confidence. This
Evil Zuum and DADA drop ‘Backwoods Pt.2’ on their album 9lives. The artist sings while the songwriter co-writes and produces. The track rolls out a heavy beat for late-night drives.
ME sings a bright anthem of connection and courage in ‘Click’ from the album WHO I AM. Ciara Muscat, Daniel Roughley, J.A.R., 柿沼雅美, Rose Blueming, and Timothy Tan write the
FRUITS ZIPPER brings NEW KAWAII to life. ヤマモトショウ writes the lyrics, and the music comes from ヤマモトショウ and Misa Kimura. The track offers a bright, joyful sound. Released: March 22,
ExWHYZ presents ‘Fleeting’ from their album ‘Dress to Kill’. マユ, 栗原暁, Tasuku Maeda, and maho write lyrics while composing the music together. The artists tell a story of longing and
WILYWNKA brings ‘Push ‘N’ Push’ from the album ’90’s Baby’. DJ Uppercut writes the lyrics and arranges the music. The performer adds vocals and co-produces the track. Released: March 19,
Natsuyama Yotsugi writes and composes ‘Messed up!’, a haunting track featuring Hatsune Miku. The song starts with a stark admission, ‘I’ve gone and killed someone,’ setting the tone for a