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(New English translations for Song Production Information (original Japanese source: beatmania THE FINAL official website)) |
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=== reo nagumo === | === reo nagumo === | ||
The song's basic rhythms were written by sisterY, and sound shockingly more like me than usual.<br> | The song's basic rhythms were written by sisterY, and sound shockingly more like me than usual.<br> | ||
It's the closing chapter to a trilogy with Do you love me? and Come and get it (Moment) - which I created in early beatmania - and is oriented towards my most intimate sounds.<br> | It's the closing chapter to a trilogy with [[Do you love me?]] and [[COME AND GET IT|Come and get it]] ([[MOMENT|Moment]]) - which I created in early beatmania - and is oriented towards my most intimate sounds.<br> | ||
In contrast with the track's emphatically sensual, radical, and more polished sound, the theme of the song is perhaps the perpetual beauty of being vulnerable and emotional, yet entirely unsatisfied.<br> | In contrast with the track's emphatically sensual, radical, and more polished sound, the theme of the song is perhaps the perpetual beauty of being vulnerable and emotional, yet entirely unsatisfied.<br> | ||
From an objective viewpoint, it's like the circle of reincarnation, to feel the end of life as rebirth, to passively accept new things, and to eventually deny them.<br> | From an objective viewpoint, it's like the circle of reincarnation, to feel the end of life as rebirth, to passively accept new things, and to eventually deny them.<br> | ||