I found Tokyo Jihen's music at the start of the pandemic, since then, Shina's voice has accompanied me through the most horrible times of my life. Back when I started listening to them, I knew basically no Japanese, but I fell in love with their first album instantly. Now, after a lot of time watching vtubers and japanese media everyday, I get to understand almost everything in their songs, and I love them even more than before. I know she says she makes her songs 'for girls', but, honestly? I don't care about gender roles, all of her songs emanate humanity, and I'm completely thankful to everyone who made it possible.
Fine tune. The singer adds originality to a song that, otherwise, would be just a plain Bossa Nova melody. Her vocal style is not commonly found in Bossa classics.
1. Music isn't just about melodies. Even a simple melody can be amazing (e.g. swan lake and majority of Mozarts music) 2. Why you gotta be negative man? Don't like a certain thing? Keep it to yourself.
@@7Volkan6 I've tried to emphasize the beauty of her vocals rather than the music itself. With regards to the word "melody", I've used it in a loose way
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