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在 Zen Virtual Piano 探索 ZUTOMAYO 的鋼琴琴譜。 ずっと真夜中でいいのに。(ZUTOMAYO) is, in the words of Vogue Japan, a band with no fixed form, led by ACAね, who handles lyrics, composition and vocals. In June 2018 its first video, the music video for “Byōshin wo Kamu,” was posted to YouTube. At that point the channel had no subscribers and no Twitter followers, yet the funk tune, driven by a light piano melody, ACAね’s clear voice and dark, fable-like animation by the popular anime creator Waboku, passed 100,000 plays in five days and reached a million a month after release. A project that began with a single video, no subscribers and no followers, and reached a million plays in a month, can be read as a debut that spread quickly. Vogue Japan writes that its sound design takes in rock, jazz, hip-hop, R&B, J-pop, funk, anime songs, dance and folk music from all over the world together with overseas trends, and that its delicately drawn lyrics are loved across generations. ACAね has named the inspiration for her expression as everyday life, living, small questions, and anime and manga. Skream writes that her songs and arranger choices show a strong influence from VOCALOID culture, but that Etsuko Yakushimaru and Enon Kawatani are more strongly perceptible in her background. A sound drawing on so many genres from small daily questions can be read as curiosity rather than a fixed style. The music videos are made with animators, and ACAね herself calls out on Twitter to individual animators she is curious about, saying, “I want to value individual passion.” The music video for “Obenkyō Shitoite yo,” released on May 15, quickly reached 10 million views, with Tatsuya Yano, who has deep connections with anime and game music, and the VOCALOID producer 100kai Outo on arrangement. Choosing animators one by one for their own enthusiasm can be read as treating each video as a collaboration rather than a commission. Skream notes that the first mini-album, Tadashii Itsuwari kara no Kishō (Awakening from a Righteous Lie), was chosen as an award-winning work for the 11th CD Shop Grand Prize 2019. On 19 October 2022, “Zanki” was released for download and streaming as the ending theme of the second episode of Chainsaw Man. A first mini-album honoured with a CD shop prize and, later, an anime ending theme can be read as a path from the shop floor to the screen.
在 Zen Virtual Piano 探索 ZUTOMAYO 的鋼琴琴譜。
ずっと真夜中でいいのに。(ZUTOMAYO) is, in the words of Vogue Japan, a band with no fixed form, led by ACAね, who handles lyrics, composition and vocals. In June 2018 its first video, the music video for “Byōshin wo Kamu,” was posted to YouTube. At that point the channel had no subscribers and no Twitter followers, yet the funk tune, driven by a light piano melody, ACAね’s clear voice and dark, fable-like animation by the popular anime creator Waboku, passed 100,000 plays in five days and reached a million a month after release. A project that began with a single video, no subscribers and no followers, and reached a million plays in a month, can be read as a debut that spread quickly.
Vogue Japan writes that its sound design takes in rock, jazz, hip-hop, R&B, J-pop, funk, anime songs, dance and folk music from all over the world together with overseas trends, and that its delicately drawn lyrics are loved across generations. ACAね has named the inspiration for her expression as everyday life, living, small questions, and anime and manga. Skream writes that her songs and arranger choices show a strong influence from VOCALOID culture, but that Etsuko Yakushimaru and Enon Kawatani are more strongly perceptible in her background. A sound drawing on so many genres from small daily questions can be read as curiosity rather than a fixed style.
The music videos are made with animators, and ACAね herself calls out on Twitter to individual animators she is curious about, saying, “I want to value individual passion.” The music video for “Obenkyō Shitoite yo,” released on May 15, quickly reached 10 million views, with Tatsuya Yano, who has deep connections with anime and game music, and the VOCALOID producer 100kai Outo on arrangement. Choosing animators one by one for their own enthusiasm can be read as treating each video as a collaboration rather than a commission.
Skream notes that the first mini-album, Tadashii Itsuwari kara no Kishō (Awakening from a Righteous Lie), was chosen as an award-winning work for the 11th CD Shop Grand Prize 2019. On 19 October 2022, “Zanki” was released for download and streaming as the ending theme of the second episode of Chainsaw Man. A first mini-album honoured with a CD shop prize and, later, an anime ending theme can be read as a path from the shop floor to the screen.
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