I loved you

Yuta Kakizaki, first album The first track, It' s Tokyo, is a psychedelic, unpleasant but pleasant song. This song was featured on the Kirakira Pop Japan playlist and received quite a response from various celebrities. The second song "Ending" is a cool guitar rock-oriented song. We tried to change the development at a dizzying pace so as not to bore you with the same chords. The third song, "I want to be invisible," is a mid-tempo song with a sad atmosphere. It is an electronic piano-driven electronic song. The melody is sad. The fourth song, "Maybe Navy Blue," is a rock ballad. The guitar is quite cool and incorporates various phrases. It is also sad. The fifth song, Yamanote Line, 29 Station, is an old-fashioned city pop song. I sampled the lyrics of the song "Kusuri wo Mucho" to give it a nostalgic feel. The flute and other instruments are used to create a tune that reminds us of scenes from the past. The sixth song, "Seikatsu," is a straightforward J-pop ballad. I wrote this song because it reminds me of my old self. It is a pretty good song. I think the guitar solo is especially good. The seventh song is called I loved you. It's a shoegazey song suitable for the end of the album. I wrote it with a monotonous beat drum and a kind of sadness that only it can bring out.