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The new single from The Structures, a music project by composer Yusei Koga.
The more we connect through social media and the more we scroll, the more we feel a sense of alienation and loneliness. This track transforms that disconnection and the reality of a society flooded with SNS, where even someone's cry can be buried, into a danceable beat.

The song is built around jazzy electro-swing elements, supported by a deep, EDM-inspired core sound that is sure to become addictive after just one listen.

Going deliberately against current musical trends, the track follows a traditional four-minute structure with repeated A, B, and C sections. This classic composition enhances the strong and irony-filled message within the music.

Listeners should also pay attention to the sharp and satirical word choices woven throughout the lyrics, including phrases like "age of full exposure", "buzz zombies", and "aesthetic addicts".

In today's world, where the noise of SNS has made it difficult to judge right from wrong, most information ends up as meaningless static. Even though there are real people behind the screens, we still try to measure emotions with "likes".

The lyrics express a raw and human feeling with the line, "Why should the loudest voice be seen as the righteous one"
Sung by Synthesizer V Teto Kasane, the track offers a sincere look into the contradictions of modern digital life.