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A city pop scene portrayed by lustrous vocals.
This album by Daichi Mao features urban arrangements and a clear vocal range, creating a cohesive mellow pop sound.
The sophisticated arrangements are impressive throughout, with electric piano and strings creating an urban mood. Mao Daichi's vocals are gentle yet lustrous, naturally accompanying the soft melodies. The backing music weaves in elements of jazz and AOR, creating a modest yet deep sound. The tempo and key changes are skillful, and the sense of unity that flows throughout the album makes it easy to listen to. The recording is clear, with distinct sound onsets. The album's elegance is accentuated by a sense of melancholy, condensing the urban sensibility typical of 1980s Japanese pop.
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