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= Miracle☆Sparkle = | = Miracle☆Sparkle = | ||
''' Miracle☆Sparkle''' is vocalist [[Sanae Shintani]]'s sixth and final original album with KONAMI, released once again under her Sana alias. It's also her only album that doesn't contain any BEMANI original tracks on it, though two of the songs listed below have appeared in other BEMANI series. KONAMI advertised this album by noting Sana's recent appearances in their pachislot games (most notably their ''Magical Halloween'' series), dubbing her a "Pachi Diva" even in the YouTube music previews for the album. Sana left KONAMI the following year. | ''' Miracle☆Sparkle''' is vocalist [[Sanae Shintani]]'s sixth and final original album with KONAMI, released once again under her Sana alias. It's also her only album that doesn't contain any BEMANI original tracks on it, though two of the songs listed below have appeared in other BEMANI series. KONAMI advertised this album by noting Sana's recent appearances in their pachislot games (most notably their ''Magical Halloween'' series), dubbing her a "Pachi Diva" even in the YouTube music previews for the album. Sana left KONAMI the following year. | ||
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* Dear My Boy II is a sequel to Dear My Boy, a song composed by Sota Fujimori and written/sung by Sana that was first released on KONAMI♪MUSIC and later appeared on Sota Fujimori's third album, [[SYNTHESIZED3]]. | * Dear My Boy II is a sequel to ''Dear My Boy'', a song composed by Sota Fujimori and written/sung by Sana that was first released on KONAMI♪MUSIC and later appeared on Sota Fujimori's third album, [[SYNTHESIZED3]]. | ||
* Miracle☆Sparkle is the second Sana album to be released internationally via iTunes. However, all of the song titles were romanized. | * Miracle☆Sparkle is the second Sana album to be released internationally via iTunes. However, all of the song titles were romanized. | ||