Tayutau

In Japanese, Tayutau refers to a state of gentle wavering or drifting.

Hesitation and wavering are often seen as weaknesses - signs of indecision or uncertainty.
Yet humans are, by nature, contradictory beings who constantly struggle and drift between choices. That very instability is at the core of what it means to be human.

Tayutau was written to capture this paradox: the contradiction of trying to eliminate doubt while living through it every day. The song carries the idea that hesitation itself can be a source of growth - and even joy.

Sonically, the track is clearly influenced by Western bedroom pop.
Its lo-fi, analog warmth and minimal arrangement leave gentle spaces for the listener to imagine their own images and colors between the sounds. With a short runtime of just three minutes and a soft, fatigue-free recording, the song invites repeat listening - revealing a deeper sense of comfort each time it plays.