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A Japanese jazz vocal album brought to you by jazz singer Ryusei Fukagawa, who continues to deliver the scenery and feelings of the song with Japanese lyrics with almost the same meaning as the English lyrics. Between the first and last recordings of his original title songs "And yet the morning comes" and "The Flow of Time Bossa", the entire album is like a story that weaves together various famous songs with lyrics in Japanese, including two unreleased songs that ended with the late Charlie Parker's score.

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  • Ryusei Fukagawa

    Ryusei Fukagawa He born in Mito City, Ibaraki Prefecture Japan in 1963. He lives and works in Tsukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture Japan He began translating English lyrics of JAZZ into Japanese in 2006. When English lyrics are translated directly into Japanese, the number of characters increases, and he is good at translating things that could not be sung as it is in different expressions with fewer characters in the same sense like tanka and haiku. With the same scenery in mind in mind, story LIVE that further connects songs and songs develops. He is trying make a new culture.While it is said that the sales of original songs and the profits earned from LIVE are the land of human creation, elementary schools themselves are also being donated to educational support in Africa, where literacy rates are low and there are many poor people.

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