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This album marked her transition from idol to singer.
A work that combines pop music with adult expression, with impressive mature vocals and gorgeous sound.
The title track, "Venus," leaves an impression with its light-hearted beat and expansive melody, and her fresh vocals envelop the entire song in a bright and cheerful way. Meanwhile, "Memories Are Marionettes" and "Sadness Concerto" showcase her mellow and dramatic side, highlighting her restrained emotional expression. The backing arrangements are meticulously crafted, with the placement of strings and brass creating a three-dimensional effect. Beyond the boundaries of idol music, this album showcases her maturity as a singer and her musical versatility, boasting a level of perfection that symbolizes Japanese pop music of the late '80s.
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