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Release Date: 2025/11/27

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"Almost Us" tells the story of a man transferred to São Paulo and a woman living her quiet, unchanged days in Hakata.
It's a gentle yet heartbreaking R&B track that captures the fragile space between them-
a connection that feels like love, but can't quite be called it.

Though far apart, they find themselves staring at the glow of their phones under the same night sky.
"If we say it, it might break. But if we stay silent, we can't move forward."
That contradiction-loving without naming it, fearing the words that might end it-shapes the emotional core of the song.
Their unspoken feelings float between the morning light of a bustling city and the quiet night of a harbor town.

The soft sunrise of São Paulo and the humid night breeze of Hakata weave into the production,
creating a soundscape that travels between two worlds.
A tender melody lingers in the space between them, carrying the wish embedded in the title:
"Almost-almost Us."

For anyone who has felt the ache of distance,
the unease of an undefined relationship,
or the weight of words left unsaid.