Nanao - Hoshi No Yume To Kakera - Japan CD single

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Nanao

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With an innovative and intense post-punk sound centered around black frontman Franklin James Fischer, the band's one-of-a-kind style voraciously absorbs every musical element from Southern rap to Northern soul, gospel to industrial, and everything in between. The band's sophomore effort, Algiers, hails from the US Deep South and has been described as "the gospel version of the Death Grips" upon their debut. Recorded mostly in Bristol with energetic production by Adrian Utley of Portishead, Algiers' second album is a blend of the same exciting musicality and gospel spirituality as their first, with a sound that could be described as contemporary hymns,The vocal style, reminiscent of early CAN vocalist Malcolm Mooney, is truly unmatched by any band.Hoshi to Yume no Kakera (Piece of a Star and a Dream)" is a number with a catchy melody that combines nostalgic city pop elements with a rhythmical and gorgeous arrangement that feels current. Masanobu Suezaki is the music producer. The song will be used as the ending theme song for TV Tokyo's "Kaiun! Nanao wrote the lyrics to "Kimi ga ita basho" (Where you were) for the first time. This is the first time Nanao wrote lyrics for "Kimi ga Ita Basho" (Where You Were), a ballad that expresses the pain of parting with the person of her dreams and her determination to continue pursuing her dreams. Included only in this product. (There are no plans for distribution release, etc.)