Lyric

NOGI, Soraka's concept album "Nameless Days for Ordinary Girls?" produced by ICHIKA Works STUDIO.
The daily life of an "ordinary girl" you might find anywhere. Is it merely a succession of nameless days? Or is it the minute emotional shifts hidden beneath the surface that define life's turning points?
To play nostalgic yet vivid melodies with modern-day purity. The vast information inherent in High-Resolution audio captures the "faintest tremors" of a young girl's heart. The moment your sensibilities react and you feel, "This is my song"--that is the sole objective of this work.
"Rebooting the Golden Age of Japanese Pop: From Kayōkyoku to J-Pop, and Beyond."
The many works born through trial and error during the 1980s, the transition from Kayōkyoku to J-Pop. These are the timeless classics that have been, and will continue to be, passed down through generations. Everyone has likely thought: "These are wonderful, but what if they were recorded with today's technology?" The nostalgia featured in recent pop scenes stimulates everyone's memories. But can we truly be satisfied with just a "retro atmosphere"? What we crave is not a mere imitation of nostalgia, but the passion and warmth of that era. ICHIKA Works STUDIO was established to satisfy this personal desire and to challenge the modern pop scene.
"Nameless Days for Ordinary Girls?" the first full album release featuring NOGI, Soraka, involved engineers from the very first stages of composition. Mixing was conducted under the strict premise of an ultra-high-resolution environment of 32-bit / 96kHz. No compromises were made in order to capture every "minute emotional shift" within NOGI, Soraka's voice.
Surrender yourself to the sound, as it is, and let it shake you to the very core of your soul.