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Abare Taiko / Muhou Itidai Iri |
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A masterpiece in his enka debut, combining powerful intonation and passion.
The dramatic drum intro and powerful vocals are impressive. With her passionate yet melancholic vocals, this song made Sakamoto Fuyumi's presence known all at once.
The moment Sakamoto Fuyumi's voice resonates, guided by the rhythm of the Japanese drums, her strong individuality is unleashed. "Abare Taiko" is based on the traditions of enka, yet embodies a feminine grace, with exquisite control over the melody and emotions. Her voice has a range and lustre, and she overwhelms listeners with expressiveness beyond that of a young singer. The level of perfection is no surprise, as she won the New Artist Award at the 29th Japan Record Awards, and the contrast in the B-side, "Ajisai Sakaba," depicts a gentle sadness in beautiful contrast. Although this is her debut work, it is a record that clearly establishes her foundation as a singer who would later carry the enka scene on her shoulders.
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- Arranged By - 小杉仁三
- Music By - 猪俣公章
- Lyrics By - たかたかし
- Arranged By - 京建輔 (A)
Duke Aces
Onnna Hitori / Bota Yama
(7")
Aming
Matsuwa / Michi Shirube
(7")
Kiyoko Suizenji
Sanbyakurokujugoho No March / Aozora No Uta
(7")
