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A pop culture fusion of 80's idols and anime.
This single was produced as the theme song for the anime "High School! Kimengumi." The lyrics by Yasushi Akimoto and the music by Akira Mitake create a lively melody that leaves a strong impression, making it a masterpiece that symbolizes the individuality and contemporary feel of Ushiroyubi Sasaregumi.
The bright and light rhythm and the vocal interplay between Ushiroyubi Sasaregumi are impressive. The 80s techno-pop arrangement is fused with a lovely idol-like melody, emanating a presence that transcends the boundaries between anime and the music scene. "Banana no Namida" is a song that combines humor and sadness, with a pleasant bouncy rhythm. "Abunai Sakana" features a light-hearted chorus and playful lyrics, evoking a sense of euphoria unique to the era. The pop production is highly polished, even as an anime song.
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Douki no sakura /Drum･drum･drum
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