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"A Swing Jazz Song that Turns a Rainy Day into a Special Memory with Mom."
[Introduction]
"Well, I guess I'll just use Mom's lap as my slide instead" - Driven by a bouncy, lighthearted rhythm, this song tenderly captures a little boy's adorable innocence as he turns a lonely, empty playground into a special moment spent on his mother's lap.With charming lines like "The pitter-patter and the pouring rain, they are your songs, aren't they?", the track beautifully reframes the gloom of a rainy day into a precious bonding experience with Mom.As it closes with the heartfelt wish, "Tomorrow, please let the sun shine," this fresh, uplifting rainy-day walk song is bound to brighten anyone's heart and will have both parents and children singing along.
Yuka Kudo is a Tokyo-based jazz singer and singer-songwriter. She began her career as a jazz singer in 2001. Using jazz and bossa nova as her base, she sings about universal tales of everyday life. Her music sings of love between men and women, love for children, love for family, the changing of the seasons, and the preciousness of the ordinary things in life. Since 2003, she has recognized the importance of music through her work with children, the elderly, and local communities. After giving birth herself, she has continued to plan and organize concerts that bring together children from birth, under the theme of "Let's Listen to Jazz with Kids." She contributes to "developing listening skills" for children and helping adults "love children for who they are." She provides a space for empathy and prevents isolated parenting.
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