Delicate, early 90s, pure SNES-era charm. Angelique's first CD drama, Hikari to Yami no Sakuria (Light and Dark Sakuria), keeps things simple with just six numbered tracks backing the story. 1994 production values, warm and slightly lo-fi in that way only the Super Famicom generation can pull off.
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The tracks flow as one continuous experience, scene to scene. Without named songs, the music works purely as atmosphere, rising and falling with whatever drama is unfolding between the guardians. You can hear the emotion shift across the six pieces even without understanding a word.
Track 1 sets a bright, hopeful tone. By Track 4 things get heavier. Track 6 resolves it all with quiet grace. One for fans who want to hear where Angelique's sound started before the series grew bigger.