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Atari Kousuke's first 'pop' album. While the music is undeniably 'pop', Atari's vocals are still in shima-uta style. The disc and booklet come housed in a soft cardboard LP style sleeve.
This mini album was released by the indie label Day! Records (ディ！レコーズ). It sold over 7000 copies, and reached #5 on the indie release charts.
Track #3 is a cover of a Mariah Carey song, and track #6 is a cover of a Yamazaki Masayoshi song.
CD Track Listing
- Ieji (家路)
- Subete ni Imi o Kureru Mono (すべてに意味をくれるもの)
- HERO
- moontail
- Suna no Shiro (砂の城)
- HOME
