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'''''エイエンノカケラ''''' is [[Sanae Shintani]] and [[Hiroyuki Togo]]'s first collaborative EP | '''''エイエンノカケラ''''' is [[Sanae Shintani]] and [[Hiroyuki Togo]]'s first collaborative EP. It contains three new songs, a cover, and a long version of [[Koibito]], from [[CS DDR UNIVERSE|DanceDanceRevolution UNIVERSE]]. | ||
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Vocals: Sana<br> | Vocals: Sana<br> | ||
Composition/Lyrics: Hiroyuki Togo (1-4), Toru Takemitsu (5)<br> | Composition/Lyrics: Hiroyuki Togo (1-4), Toru Takemitsu (5)<br> | ||
Produce,Arrangement,Programming,Keyboard,A.Guitar,Video | Produce,Arrangement,Programming,Keyboard,A.Guitar,Video Editing: Hiroyuki Togo (all tracks)<br> | ||
Electric Guitar: Tohru Meki (2)<br> | Electric Guitar: Tohru Meki (2)<br> | ||
Side Guitar: Tohru Meki (3)<br> | Side Guitar: Tohru Meki (3)<br> | ||
Latest revision as of 05:31, 8 February 2024
エイエンノカケラ
エイエンノカケラ is Sanae Shintani and Hiroyuki Togo's first collaborative EP. It contains three new songs, a cover, and a long version of Koibito, from DanceDanceRevolution UNIVERSE.
Album Information
| エイエンノカケラ | ||||||||||
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| Artist | Sana@Togo | 
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| Release Date | 05/13/2023 | |||||||||
| Catalog Number | FMM-001 | |||||||||
| Published by | IZit Record | |||||||||
| Track List | ||||||||||
| Title | From | |||||||||
| 01. 星くずのカノン | NEW | |||||||||
| 02. ブルームーン・チュラムーン | NEW | |||||||||
| 03. Tick Tock 〜恋する頃は過ぎても〜 | NEW | |||||||||
| 04. KOIBITO 〜ジャパニーズ・ネコちゃんワンちゃん〜 | DanceDanceRevolution UNIVERSE | |||||||||
| 05. 小さな空 | Cover | |||||||||
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Vocals: Sana | ||||||||||
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CD credits to be added | ||||||||||
Trivia
- 小さな空 is a cover of the 1962 song of the same name by the late Toru Takemitsu (1930-1996), a Japanese musician who composed many music tracks, including over 100 movies, in his lifetime.