Mabataki (feat. Terumasa Seto)

RaGmy

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Mabataki (feat. Terumasa Seto)
RaGmy
Lyric
- Lyricist
  Terumasa Seto
- Composer
  Terumasa Seto
- Producer
  Terumasa Seto
- Co-Producer
  RaGmy
- Recording Engineer
  Terumasa Seto
- Mixing Engineer
  Terumasa Seto
- Mastering Engineer
  Terumasa Seto
- Graphic Design
  Terumasa Seto
- Bass Guitar
  Terumasa Seto
- Drums
  Terumasa Seto
- Keyboards
  Terumasa Seto
- Synthesizer
  Terumasa Seto
- Vocals
  RaGmy
- Background Vocals
  Terumasa Seto, RaGmy
- Piano
  Terumasa Seto
- Songwriter
  Terumasa Seto
- Ensemble
  Terumasa Seto
- Percussion
  Terumasa Seto
- Choir
  Terumasa Seto
- Other Instruments
  RaGmy

Release Date: 2026/10/31

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"Mabataki" is a collaborative single created through the joint work of composer/producer Terumasa Seto - who wrote, composed, and arranged the track - and Ishigaki Island-based singer-songwriter RaGmy.

Cherished and performed live by RaGmy since around 2020, this long-awaited song has finally been fully produced after six years. The arrangement seamlessly blends organic textures with electronic precision: gentle notes of piano and sanshin (Okinawan lute) are complemented by elegant string arrangements (violin and viola) by violinist Shuko Seita, anchored by deep synth bass and atmospheric sound design.

Framed with a photographer's delicate gaze - evoking fleeting memories through lyrics like "overexposed white" and "unbelievable colors of the sky" - the track fuses RaGmy's clear, translucent vocals with a quiet, lingering aura to create a unique organic electro-pop experience.

Artist Profile

RaGmy
A singer-songwriter from Ishigaki Island, Okinawa, known for her love of jellyfish. From an early age, she participated in singing contests and talent school auditions, where she developed her skills in singing, dancing, and guitar on her own. She began writing lyrics and composing music during her junior high school years. At the age of 15, she represented Ishigaki Island at the [Koza Music Festival] a gateway for emerging bands in Okinawa, and won the Best Vocalist Award. During her school years, she was active in a band as a drummer. She also received a Special Award for the Kyushu-Okinawa region in the preliminary round of the high school music competition [Music Koshien] After graduating from high school, she moved to Tokyo and performed mainly in live houses, building her career as an artist. In 2011, she won the Grand Prize at a competition hosted by the Recording Industry Association of Japan. In 2016, she released her mini-album [Pitangā no Ki] Currently based in Ishigaki Island, she continues her musical career while also working as a producer, focusing on discovering and developing local artists.
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