Senko Hanabi - Don't Fall, Not Yet - Front Cover

Senko Hanabi - Don't Fall, Not Yet -

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On a summer night in Edo, just after the evening rain,
two people sit quietly beside the wet streets, watching a tiny sparkler burn.

Sparks crackle softly.
Their fingers are close, but never touch.
Afraid that a confession might bring everything to an end, the words "I love you" continue wandering through a galaxy inside the heart.

"Senko Hanabi - Don't Fall, Not Yet -" is an Edo-inspired Detroit Trap love song that compares the fading life of a sparkler to the final moments of an unspoken romance.

Sliding 808 bass, sharp Detroit-style drums, subtle shamisen textures, and the stillness of a summer night come together to create a fleeting yet unforgettable scene.

"Don't fall, not yet."

Please, don't disappear just yet.
Keep illuminating your face for only a little longer.

Without ever saying "I love you,"
summer quietly passes.

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