Twilight

Sometimes, just spending a sleepless night with someone else can make the world feel so much kinder.
"Towa no Hikari" is one of the most pivotal tracks on Cigamacla's album I MUSiC YOU, marking a quiet turning point in the story.

2:00 AM. Late-night walks. Convenience stores. Pointless conversations.
To some, these might seem like the hallmarks of an unstructured, messy life.
But he chose to face those nocturnal rituals head-on-
a life lived in the shadows, avoiding the hours when the rest of the world is awake.
Even as he sings of being an "alien" or a "social misfit,"
he carefully gathers the fragile light shared between two people in the night.

Think haruka nakamura's serene piano textures.
Think Tyler, The Creator's grounded, low-end-heavy beats.
Brightness and loneliness, spoken word and melody-all gently woven together.
And what emerges is this quiet truth:
When someone important is by your side, even the darkest night becomes survivable.

It's a small, flickering light piercing through the night's anxiety.
But perhaps, that's exactly what makes it eternal.

"When morning comes, let's go to sleep-
until then, let's take a walk."
Listen closely. Hidden behind those words is a subtle, enduring sense of hope.