

沈む足跡 重い足取り
地平に揺らめく陽炎
淡く移ろう 夕暮れは次第に
その身を闇色に広げて西を向く
砂丘を伝う駱駝の群れが彼方に
やがて月は明かりを等しく照らす
次の街まで どれくらいだろうか
幾度歩めばあなたに会える?
乾いた風が頬を撫で
砂を噛む心を冷まして
あぁ、ざらつくこの身を追い越してゆく
藍色のキャンバス ビロードのように
星々が煌めく夜のなか
彷徨う私には美しく映るものほど
侘しさが増すばかり
欠けた器ではこの風景も
取りこぼしてしまう寂しさに
胸を痛めて
次の街まで どれくらいだろうか
幾度歩めばあなたに会える?
乾いた風が頬を撫で
砂を噛む心を冷まして
あぁ、ざらつくこの身を追い越してゆく
- Lyricist
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- Composer
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- Producer
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- Recording Engineer
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- Mixing Engineer
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- Mastering Engineer
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- Graphic Design
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- Guitar
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- Vocals
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- Background Vocals
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- Songwriter
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- Programming
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Listen to City of Sand by YAMARYOOO
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- 1
Diffusion
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- 2
Echoes Left Behind
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- 3
Recurrence
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- 4
Vestiges
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- 5
Harsh Judgement
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- 6
Hollow
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- 7
The Howl
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- 8
Interval
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- ⚫︎
City of Sand
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- 10
The Poet and You: intoxicated ink
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- 11
Drift and Drag
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- 12
Rain and the Black Dog
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- 13
Emptiness
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- 14
Layer upon Layer
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- 15
A Day Forlorn, Sunk in Blue
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- 16
The Lunatic Dances in the Silver Room
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This album is a pure "I-Novel," a style of Japanese literature. It is an act of driving a wedge into the present, the dawn of a life still being woven, by exposing that very state through introspective lyrics and sound. The direction of this music is the complete opposite of a world open to the masses, a kind of confessional, raw outpouring of extremely personal feelings.
However, the public is, after all, a collection of individuals other than oneself. When you focus on each person, the emotions expressed by one individual can be seen as universal. In short, personal passions can be deeply relatable depending on how you look at them.
This album is a form of "Syncretism Rock" born from the soul of a modern Japanese person.
Artist Profile
YAMARYOOO
Absorbing various genres to paint newly discovered emotional landscapes (Emoscapes). In this age of information overload, this is syncretism rock, embodying the "eclecticism" that the Japanese excel at.