Eight tracks soaked in summer nostalgia, the kind of soundtrack where you can practically feel the humidity. "Ano Natsu ga Kikoeru" translates to "I Can Hear That Summer," and the whole album delivers exactly that feeling of looking back at a season that changed everything.
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"Hajimari no Basho kara" (From the Starting Place) opens with warmth and gentle momentum, setting the tone before "Kimi-iro Palette" splashes in with brighter colors. "Nettaiya no Yume" (Tropical Night Dream) is the standout mood piece, all hazy late-night atmosphere.
The title track closes the album with this quiet, reflective ache that ties everything together. "Crossing mind" is the one English-titled track and it bridges the more upbeat first half with the tender, introspective back half.
Eight songs, no filler, just a compact emotional arc from hopeful beginning to bittersweet ending.