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"Tokyo Rhyme Pop," rapper Sharie has released a new song, "Donuts feat PAWANO!!" is now available. The electro-tuned track echoes with Sharie's skilled rapping and PAWANO!! 's chorus work echoes through the track. The song is a song about the attitude toward artist activities through doughnuts, and it strongly expresses the desire to sublimate negative feelings and remain pop. Although the two singers are old acquaintances, they have only met once in person so far, and since then they have maintained their friendship only through online communication, and even though they live close to each other, they finished songwriting without ever meeting.
What is "Tokyo Rhyme Pop," Sharie's musical genre? Rapper Sharie was fascinated by rhymes (rhyming). He finds joy in the way rhymes connect words and contexts that would otherwise never be connected, and he has also found in her lyrics words that can be considered puns, such as "Even at Paris Collection, this is the one!" In addition, most of Sharie's songs are filled with word play that could be taken as puns, such as "Even in Paris, this is the one! In addition, most of Sharie's songs use the names of places in Tokyo where he grew up. In this song, he describes a memory of a day when he saw the stars in Gaienmae, near his university, Aoyama Gakuin University.
Sharie's activities were originally limited to rapping and mix-mastering as a member of the three-member rap group "King Neet," but his release pace has only increased as he has begun his individual activities as well. King Neet is about to release a new song, "Self Regi feat Sharie, Ren &agnet," while Sharie's three new songs, "voice," "Raft feat Rin," and "Nobody but you! are currently being prepared for release.
The cover art is by King Neeto's magnet, a shiny doughnut in space that will make the listener's musical experience all the more memorable.
Because everything that can be done, from the mixing of the songs to the design, is done by a group of friends, "Donuts feat PAWANO!!" is a song that is everything Sharie wants it to be. Electro beats, skit parts, vocal chops, and a thick chorus. Here is the music Sharie wants to make.