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AMANEIRA

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Release Date: 2026/10/20

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"AMANEIRA"

A word with no meaning begins to find its meaning through music.

"AMANEIRA" is a stylish, energetic dance track performed entirely in Sherbet Ice's original fictional language. Rather than telling a story through conventional words, the song focuses on the pure sound of the human voice-vowels, rhythm, repetition, harmony, and unforgettable phonetic hooks.

Modern dance production is blended with subtle exotic touches, while three distinctive female voices weave through unison chants, harmonies, and rhythmic exchanges.

The mysterious phrase "Amaneira" means nothing at all-yet the more you hear it, the more strangely familiar it becomes.

Don't understand it. Feel it.
Before words have meaning, sound can already move you.

A new experiment in language, rhythm, and music from Sherbet Ice.