It's money, of course

When I was going to distribute my songs online, I thought that it would be more effective to use words that are easy to search for, so I first came up with about 10 song titles, and then started writing lyrics based on the words that came to mind from those.

My old friend DJ NEKO was in charge of the entire track, and I wrote the lyrics I wrote at home on a sketchbook I bought at Daiso, and recorded them in the studio while searching for a flow.

I exchange messages with DJ NEKO almost every day, and I'm a freeloader who wanders around various cities in Kansai, writing down song ideas in a notebook. This is a collection of songs that I created influenced by underground idols, homeless people, outlaws, people surviving on the streets, and people who live in the shadows of society. It's a work that you can enjoy over and over again if you listen to it while pretending to be the protagonist of this story.
If you listen to it while walking down the street, you'll feel the lyrics more realistically.

Also, if you listen to it at home when you don't feel like doing anything, something will definitely change.
I can guarantee that this is the author's signature Morocco. It may also have a positive effect on your mental health.

Please feel free to ask any questions.
You can always find me on the street or at home.
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