Something I won't forget

In 2017, vocalist Anne (Mihara Anne)graduated from Kobe Sannomiya FLATFIVE, the club that inspired her to start her musical career.

Upon moving to Tokyo from Kobe,
Something I won't forget was the first original song she sang in public, dedicated to the club, the people who had supported her, her family, and the people she had met.

Originally, it was a laid-back ballad, but because anne herself had difficulty singing ballads, she rarely performed it after that.

With the production of this second album as an opportunity, she wanted to work with her beloved and trusted members, so she recorded it as a new song for almenialva.

The members understood anne's feelings that she "didn't like ballads," and the resulting song was a ska-style piece, a new venture for almenialva.

Tapianist Akira Tanidono provides this work with a light-hearted, ska-like theme and melody, keyboardist Yuki Terada maintains the rhythm with backing tracks, and bassist Koichi Shimizu creates an impressive bassline around the melody that forms the song's foundation.
Pay particular attention to how per. Sudo Akito makes use of his natural playing style while also manually recreating ska drums with percussion.
This is a masterpiece following on from their previous album, "Numa," filled with a number of unprecedented performances.
Also pay attention to anne's softer singing style, which she doesn't usually show.

This is a brand new song for almenialva, but it is a song that cherishes the feelings of the friends that are so characteristic of almenialva, and is packed with everyone's thoughts.
Please experience this original song that only almenialva can create.