Release Date: 2026/07/11
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[Release Description (International)]
"Don't Just Sing a Love Song, Show Me Your Love" is a nostalgic 90s-inspired Japanese piano love-pop song.
With RIKO's warm and gentle vocals, the song expresses a simple but heartfelt message: love is not only spoken or sung-it is shown through kindness, warmth, and everyday actions. Featuring an unforgettable melody and elegant piano-driven arrangement, this track captures the timeless spirit of classic J-Pop while speaking to listeners today.
See You Again.1989 "Until the day we meet again." See You Again.1989 is a five-member band project that brings the memories, emotions, and spirit of youth from 1989-1991 into the present through music. The five members, YUKI, ERI, MUTSUMI, RIKO, and TAKA, were classmates in junior high school. After walking their own paths, they reunited and formed See You Again.1989. YUKI - Vocal, Bass, Lyrics, Production ERI - Vocal, Bass MUTSUMI - Guitar, Chorus RIKO - Keyboard, Chorus TAKA - Drums Their music tells stories of love, separation, reunion, friendship, warmth, and the emotions that are sometimes difficult to put into words. With J-Pop at its heart, See You Again.1989 explores a wide range of sounds, including rock, ballads, city pop, and Japanese kayokyoku, always placing the story and emotion of each song first. Nostalgic, yet new. Bittersweet, yet warm. The feelings we left behind. The words we can finally say today. Through music, they can connect us once again. See You Again.1989 is not simply about looking back at the past. It is about bringing the emotions of those days into the music of today. Five members. Five different colors. One sound. See You Again.1989 will continue creating new stories through music. Until the day we meet again. See You Again.1989