Release Date: 2026/03/02
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"Spring with a gentle breeze" is a graduation-themed pop song that portrays a turning point in life against the backdrop of cherry blossoms dancing in the spring air.
The song gently weaves together irreplaceable moments of youth - casual conversations after the ceremony, selfies taken on a dusty school ground, and the exchange of addresses with promises to meet again during summer vacation - expressed through a blend of Japanese and English lyrics.
As reflected in the line "I realized it was a treasure just before losing it," the song highlights the preciousness of friendship that shines most brightly at the moment of farewell. Ordinary days quietly transform into unforgettable memories, carried by a heartfelt and emotionally resonant melody.
Musically, the track embraces an 80s-inspired urban and dramatic medium-tempo pop sound. Solid drums and acoustic guitar create a steady and confident groove, giving the song a strong band-oriented feel. Electric piano tones featured in the intro, instrumental break, and outro add warmth and a nostalgic atmosphere throughout. While the verses remain restrained, the chorus opens up with an expansive emotional release, balancing movement and bittersweet sentiment.
"Spring with a gentle breeze" was created with the hope that listeners around the world will return to it each spring, remembering their own graduation days.
I'm SUMASA, a lyricist creating and releasing original J-POP through a hybrid approach that combines the possibilities of AI with human creativity and sensitivity. My work brings together lyrics I write myself and music generated with Suno. Influenced by J-POP from the 1980s and 1990s, I convey the emotions behind my lyrics through contemporary sounds. I also produce and write lyrics for the idol duo "Asaren Coffee Break." My music is available through TuneCore on major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube Music. My work has been featured in "THE MAGAZINE," TuneCore Japan's official music media outlet. Official website: https://sumasa-web.jp