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| − | "Labyrinth" is the 13th single recorded by [[MONDO GROSSO]], and features vocals by [[Mitsushima Hikari]]. The single was released in two versions: first as a 12" vinyl exclusively released for Record Store Day 2017, and a week later as a digital download. It is Osawa Shinichi's first single in 14 years under this alias, and his first release under [[cutting edge]]. The song | + | "Labyrinth" is the 13th single recorded by [[MONDO GROSSO]], and features vocals by model-turned singer [[Mitsushima Hikari]]. The single was released in two versions: first as a 12" vinyl exclusively released for Record Store Day 2017, and a week later as a digital download. It is Osawa Shinichi's first single in 14 years under this alias, and his first release under [[cutting edge]]. The song's lyrics were written by [[Yanaka Atsushi]] of [[Tokyo Sky Paradise Orchestra]]. The single acted as the lead-in to the studio album ''[[Nandodemo Atarashiku Umareru]]''. |
==Song Information== | ==Song Information== | ||
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:Arrangement: [[MONDO GROSSO|Osawa Shinichi]] | :Arrangement: [[MONDO GROSSO|Osawa Shinichi]] | ||
==Disambiguation== | ==Disambiguation== | ||
| − | There are currently | + | There are currently five versions of "Labyrinth" to be found in [[MONDO GROSSO]]'s discography. They are listed below in the order of release: |
; Labyrinth (Original Mix) | ; Labyrinth (Original Mix) | ||
| − | : Found on the both vinyl (Side A) and digital "Labyrinth" singles as track #1 | + | : Found on the both vinyl (Side A) and digital "Labyrinth" singles as track #1. This is the standard version of the song. |
; Labyrinth (DUBFORCE Mix) | ; Labyrinth (DUBFORCE Mix) | ||
: Found on the "Labyrinth" Digital single as track #2, and on the Vinyl Side B as track #1. | : Found on the "Labyrinth" Digital single as track #2, and on the Vinyl Side B as track #1. | ||
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: Found on the "Labyrinth" Digital single as track #4. This is the standard version, without the vocals. | : Found on the "Labyrinth" Digital single as track #4. This is the standard version, without the vocals. | ||
| + | ; Labyrinth (Album Mix) | ||
| + | : Found on the album "Nandodemo Atarashiku Umareru" as track #4. This version differs from the original mix, and is the version used in the [[PV|music video]]. | ||
==Music Video== | ==Music Video== | ||
[[File:MONDO GROSSO - Labyrinth PV.jpg|thumb|300px|A shot from the video]] | [[File:MONDO GROSSO - Labyrinth PV.jpg|thumb|300px|A shot from the video]] | ||
| − | The [[PV|music video]] for "Labyrinth" stars | + | The [[PV|music video]] for "Labyrinth" stars [[Mitsushima Hikari]] dancing around the streets of [[Wikipedia:Hong Kong|Hong Kong]] through its many famous apartment complexes and neon-lit markets. The choreography for the video, by Jillian Mayers, was inspired by the American musical film ''[[Wikipedia:La La Land|La La Land]]''<ref>[https://www.asiancrush.com/music-video-showcases-amazing-architecture-hong-kong/ ''Asian Crush'': "New Music Video Showcases Amazing Architecture in Hong Kong"]</ref>, which Meyers served as assistant choreographer.<ref>[http://aramajapan.com/news/musicvideo/mondo-grosso-releases-music-video-for-mitsushima-hikari-collaboration-labyrinth/76178/ ''Arama Japan'': "MONDO GROSSO Releases Music Video for Mitsushima Hikari Collaboration “Labyrinth”"]</ref> |
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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Revision as of 06:44, 11 February 2018
- Artist
- MONDO GROSSO
- Single
- Labyrinth (ラビリンス)
- Released
- 2017.04.22 (Vinyl)
- 2011.04.28 (Digital)
- Catalog Number
- CTJ1-40386 (Vinyl)
- Price
- ¥1,800 (Vinyl)
- ¥600 (Digital)
- Tracklist
- Vinyl Side A
- Labyrinth (Original Mix)
- Vinyl Side B
- Labyrinth (DUBFORCE Mix)
- Labyrinth (Acoustic Mix)
- Digital
- Labyrinth (Original Mix)
- Labyrinth (DUBFORCE Mix)
- Labyrinth (Acoustic Mix)
- Labyrinth (Instrumental)
- Information
"Labyrinth" is the 13th single recorded by MONDO GROSSO, and features vocals by model-turned singer Mitsushima Hikari. The single was released in two versions: first as a 12" vinyl exclusively released for Record Store Day 2017, and a week later as a digital download. It is Osawa Shinichi's first single in 14 years under this alias, and his first release under cutting edge. The song's lyrics were written by Yanaka Atsushi of Tokyo Sky Paradise Orchestra. The single acted as the lead-in to the studio album Nandodemo Atarashiku Umareru.
Song Information
Mitsushima Hikari promoting the single, with Osawa's cat, Kurosuke
- Lyrics
- Yanaka Atsushi
- Music
- Osawa Shinichi
- Other Information
- Arrangement: Osawa Shinichi
Disambiguation
There are currently five versions of "Labyrinth" to be found in MONDO GROSSO's discography. They are listed below in the order of release:
- Labyrinth (Original Mix)
- Found on the both vinyl (Side A) and digital "Labyrinth" singles as track #1. This is the standard version of the song.
- Labyrinth (DUBFORCE Mix)
- Found on the "Labyrinth" Digital single as track #2, and on the Vinyl Side B as track #1.
- Labyrinth (Acoustic Mix)
- Found on the "Labyrinth" Digital single as track #3, and on the Vinyl Side B as track #2.
- Labyrinth (Instrumental)
- Found on the "Labyrinth" Digital single as track #4. This is the standard version, without the vocals.
- Labyrinth (Album Mix)
- Found on the album "Nandodemo Atarashiku Umareru" as track #4. This version differs from the original mix, and is the version used in the music video.
Music Video
The music video for "Labyrinth" stars Mitsushima Hikari dancing around the streets of Hong Kong through its many famous apartment complexes and neon-lit markets. The choreography for the video, by Jillian Mayers, was inspired by the American musical film La La Land[1], which Meyers served as assistant choreographer.[2]
