Release Date: 2026/01/04
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A brand-new single by DJ LYNTRA
"Ledents Love - Russian Ver. / Sweet Romance - Anime-Pop Style."
This track is a sweet and romantic Anime-Pop release featuring Russian lyrics and a vivid, anime-inspired world.
Bouncy synth lines, sparkling bell sounds, and playful sound effects blend with a clear, melodic pop arrangement, creating a bright and joyful atmosphere with a subtle touch of bittersweet emotion beneath the surface.
The lyrics use candy and lollipops as metaphors for young love and hidden feelings.
Shy emotions kept close to the heart, the excitement of first love, and the gentle sadness mixed into sweetness are expressed through soft, catchy Russian phrases. The result is a colorful, fantastical romantic world that feels like a scene taken straight from an anime.
The lyrics, concept design, and sound direction were all handled by DJ LYNTRA.
While generative AI was used as a supportive tool, the final work is shaped by human creative judgment and direction, with careful attention paid to how language and melody naturally blend into a cohesive pop sound.
With its lively rhythm and cute female vocals, the song gently lifts the listener's mood.
Perfect for social media, video content, or relaxed everyday moments, this track adds a touch of sweetness to any scene where you want to feel lighthearted and warm.
DJ LYNTRA is a Japan-based production duo creating Brazilian Funk, Phonk, and Kawaii Anime-Pop that crosses genres and languages, distributed in over 30 countries. On TikTok, their sounds have appeared in 19,900 posts with over 10.9 million views as of September 2026, up 54% in posts and 78% in views from the previous period. Releasing songs in multiple languages is central to their approach: a Khmer-language Kawaii Anime-Pop track hit #1 on the iTunes J-Pop chart in Cambodia, and a Russian-language anime pop track reached #5 in Turkey. They have also charted at #6 in Indonesia, #23 in Canada, and #33 on the Techno chart in Japan. Highlights include selection for TuneCore Japan's "TuneCore Selected Pop" playlist and music featured in Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling (TJPW) international tour videos.