Shine on me

"Shine on me" is a 13-track journey where love, laughter, and life shine through funk, soul, and drama.
From the urban groove of heartbreak in "Wasurerarenai Anata", to playful kitchen magic in "Rurura La Pon!" and the witty funk anthem "Uwaki wa Doko kara?", the album celebrates both the joy and pain of human connection.

It also offers heartfelt reflections: the timeless desire of womanhood ("Mada, Onna de Itai"), the humorous yet real voices of wives ("Teishu Genki de Rusu ga Ii"), and a soulful comic anthem for everyday passion ("Tsuyaboshii").
Memories and reality intertwine in "DAIYAME1126" inspired by shochu, the story of a 22-year age-gap marriage in "True Way / Futari no Jikansa", and the tender reggae-soul ballad "Anata to Yobitakatta."

Cinematic highlights include "Kokushin Mikazuki", a dramatic anime-opening style anthem of cosmic fate, and two songs born from the Japanese drama "Marry My Husband": the bittersweet "Shine Muscat no Koi" and the touching piano ballad "Kimi no Kokoro ga Nurenai You ni."

Spanning funk, soul, R&B, ballads, and cinematic soundscapes, what unites the album is a radiant message of love.
As its title suggests, "Shine on me" speaks directly to the listener's heart-inviting each one to be illuminated by its light.