蔦が繁った小ぶりのケッタマシーン
ジャンパー抱えて走る餓鬼
行列をなすは手前レジのピンヒール
地につくアンヨもない
知事、寡婦、牛飼い、ナース、あん摩
みんな、認めて みんな一緒
世界股に掛ける厳格な牧師
参観日に萎えてる隣の男子
テレビが映すは、行った事ある街の底辺でもギラついてるアイドルたち
もうみんな 赦して みんな一緒
星を数えすぎた夜
体が音をあげても上を向いて歩けよ
くたびれたって許されぬ
農道を叔母が闊歩 葛籠は輪っぱ付き
グミチョコの帰り道 秀才の餓鬼
亭主を蔑すは、日暮れ期の恋路
シーズン初登板 めんこい顔サウスポーでも
みんな 好きにして みんな一緒
四目のダーリン
三つめるマーリン
ニモルのサンクチュアリで
一夜の限りマイクロダンスを
星のウィンクを見て問う何千年前におっ死んだっけ？
上を向いて歩けよ お前の気持ちなんて
嫁に毒盛られても 顔中に苔の生すまで
上を向いて歩けよ 五千光年前からそうだっただろう
親が星に化けても 歩幅はデフォで六尺三寸
泣きっ面を伏せて歩けよ お前の気持ちなんて
ちっぽけなもんさ
- Lyricist
Mulhee, Keiichi Chiba
- Composer
Mulhee
- Mixing Engineer
Mulhee
- Mastering Engineer
Mulhee
- Guitar
Mulhee Band
- Bass Guitar
Mulhee Band
- Drums
Mulhee Band
- Vocals
Mulhee Band
- Other Instruments
Mulhee Band
Listen to Everyone-gayo by Mulhee Band
Streaming / Download
- 1
In Poor Taste
Mulhee Band, mullhee
- 2
Eff-Zero
Mulhee Band, mullhee
- 3
Dance Knowing
Mulhee Band, mullhee
- 4
PVC Argama
Mulhee Band
- 5
Down By The Sea
Mulhee Band
- 6
Yomi
Mulhee Band
- 7
Erikso-Complexo
Mulhee Band
- 8
A Bonus Day
Mulhee Band
- 9
Benzaiten
Mulhee Band
- 10
Et Cetera
Mulhee Band
- 11
Moby
Mulhee Band
- ⚫︎
Everyone-gayo
Mulhee Band
The long-awaited debut album from Mulhee, an illustrator and musician active in and around Nagoya, is finally available on streaming platforms!
Featuring Mulhee's freewheeling, shape-shifting vocals alongside the trombone of Hiroka Okano, played with the expressiveness of a singing voice, this unconventional collection bursts with cheerful oddities and delightfully eccentric band sounds.
I took all the parts of music that I personally find most delicious and distilled them into songs. The result may be a little crooked, but it's full of joy. I owe that to the wonderful musicians around me and all the uniquely Moony, one-of-a-kind people who have crossed my path.
This album is, above all, a thank-you. It's been praised for both its rich flavor and its smooth finish. Suitable for all seasons.
Please enjoy - and let your snail neigh!
- Mulhee
Artist Profile
Mulhee Band
A delightfully off kilter pop band from Nagoya. With members spanning their 20s to 60s, they create a sound that crosses genres, shaped by Japanese pop (kayō), rock, and subcultural sensibilities. Trombone and theremin weave through each other in shifting melodies, while vivid bass, buoyant drums, and enveloping keyboards build a rich, kinetic backdrop. At the center is guitarist and vocalist Mulhee, whose densely layered playing drives the music forward with overwhelming detail and momentum. Built on the diverse experience of its members, the band thrives on the friction of intertwining phrases, unpredictable yet controlled, playful yet razor sharp. To play like painting, to paint like playing. Strange, vivid, and a little unhinged, step into their sound.
