少し難しい 認め合えることは
それでも出会い 別れの時が来る
歌を歌う時 繋がっている気がする
もう会えない人と
聞こえないフリや上の空で
まとまらない教室
大事なことは誰も教えてくれない
伴奏も俺たちには無い
道しるべなど無い
悔しい夜だけが彼の背中を蹴り
悲しい音だけが彼女の手を握る
少し難しい 認め合えることは
愛を知りながら戦争と共に生きる
歌を歌う時 喜びへと変わる
それは何か
それは何か
それは何か
- Lyricist
Shu Uchida
- Composer
Shu Uchida
- Recording Engineer
Naohiro Asakura
- Mixing Engineer
Naohiro Asakura
- Mastering Engineer
Naohiro Asakura
- Guitar
Shu Uchida, Ryota Nanjo
- Bass Guitar
Takuya Nagatomo
- Drums
Yuma Kowada
- Vocals
Shu Uchida
- Trumpet
Momoka Miyamoto
- Saxophone
Kai Yoshida
- Flute
Yu Shimizu
- Violin
Amane Yamada
- Percussion
Ramo Katayama, Takahito Ogura
Listen to Yae Ballad by No Fun
Streaming / Download
- 1
Set an island
No Fun
- 2
Under the burning sun
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- 3
November
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- 4
Goodbye never came
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Yae Ballad
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- 6
Goodbye never came with French Friends
No Fun
No Fun's third album, first sold at "Night Hiking," an outdoor festival held under the burning sun at a DIY campground in 2025.
Recorded live at studio nostos in Mie Prefecture with all 11 members playing at once, the album captures a sound brimming with a sense of unity.
M-1 "Shima wo Oku (Set an island)" opens the record, racing forward with a faint air of loneliness. M-2 "Enten-ka (Under the burning sun)" follows, its main theme swelling into a massive unison blaze. Then M-3 "November" tears past, wrapped in a poolside shimmer. "Sayonara mo Dekizu ni (Goodbye never came)" and "Yae Ballad" bring out the full strength of No Fun's songs, and the album closes with the band re-recording one of their own songs in another language, joined by two French friends on guest vocals.
A collection of summer songs with the dichroic sheen of blue and red.
Artist Profile
No Fun
No Fun was formed in 2020, centered on vocalist/guitarist Shu Uchida, just as its predecessor band Piano Girl went on hiatus. Together with then-guitarist NJ and original bassist Takuya Nagatomo, the three-piece became the earliest incarnation of No Fun. Guided by the band's concepts of "diversity" and "physical music," members joined one after another, and No Fun is now an eleven-piece: guitar, bass, drums, two percussionists, violin, flute, trumpet, saxophone, trombone, and piano. Their orchestral punk - the roots of every member fused into one and played out on a spectacular scale - carries a presence all its own. Since its earliest days, the band has continued to run "Fujisō," its own event rooted in the local Kyoto scene. It also works across a broad and flexible range of formats, from acoustic sets to club-event appearances and duo performances.
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