たそかれ (feat. 里咲りさ)
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たそかれ (feat. 里咲りさ) alac,flac,wav,aac: 24bit/48kHz | 04:00 |
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Music producer Yuta Yamashita invited singer-songwriter YeYe to collaborate on this track. It opens with a piano melody that feels like a gentle spring breeze, accompanied by YeYe's soft, whispery vocals that unfold different emotions as the song progresses. Her clear voice, touched with a hint of sadness, blends with the flowing piano lines and chorus to create a dreamlike piece that draws listeners into its dreamscape. What does the title "Q" make you think of?
Music producer Yuta Yamashita invited singer-songwriter YeYe to collaborate on this track. It opens with a piano melody that feels like a gentle spring breeze, accompanied by YeYe's soft, whispery vocals that unfold different emotions as the song progresses. Her clear voice, touched with a hint of sadness, blends with the flowing piano lines and chorus to create a dreamlike piece that draws listeners into its dreamscape. What does the title "Q" make you think of?
Digital Catalog
Music producer Yuta Yamashita invited singer-songwriter YeYe to collaborate on this track. It opens with a piano melody that feels like a gentle spring breeze, accompanied by YeYe's soft, whispery vocals that unfold different emotions as the song progresses. Her clear voice, touched with a hint of sadness, blends with the flowing piano lines and chorus to create a dreamlike piece that draws listeners into its dreamscape. What does the title "Q" make you think of?
Music producer Yuta Yamashita invited singer-songwriter YeYe to collaborate on this track. It opens with a piano melody that feels like a gentle spring breeze, accompanied by YeYe's soft, whispery vocals that unfold different emotions as the song progresses. Her clear voice, touched with a hint of sadness, blends with the flowing piano lines and chorus to create a dreamlike piece that draws listeners into its dreamscape. What does the title "Q" make you think of?