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== Song Production Information == | == Song Production Information == | ||
=== Taka === | |||
This time, by request from the production staff, I had to do a collaboration with a foreign vocalist. | |||
The theme is "my own LA metal". | |||
I had to listen to a lot of music from the late 1980s, when there was a large movement of American rock, and I noticed that the melodious music that I'm used to listen was not used much. | |||
However, many of the metal bands that were successful did not just shout or play really hard; they had one or two songs acoustic songs in their albums with very beautiful arrangement and melodies. I really liked such songs, even if I was the only person listening to them.<br> | |||
Maybe I could have been fooled that it was just one catchy song, and I wouldn't be talking about it now. | |||
So "Forever free" is the type of song where I'm making metal and ballad coexist.<br> | |||
I wanted it to become something like the last song of an album. | |||
That is why, this time it became a conceptual work featuring Luca and the original colors members, who also worked really hard. Thank you everyone. | |||
== Video Production Information == | == Video Production Information == | ||