Vocal tracks that feel like they wandered out of a late-night PS2 visual novel and just... stayed with you. Rekka Katakiri's voice carries this warmth that makes even the more melancholic cuts feel intimate rather than heavy.
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"Futari no Basho" opens with this gentle ache that sets the tone for everything after it, and "Kiniro Nari Waga Hime no Tsuki" goes full dramatic with its layered arrangement and almost Celtic undertones. Then "Nakigara" strips things back to something raw and fragile.
The whole album has that mid-2000s Japanese vocal album quality, polished but deeply personal. If you ever got lost in a story-driven PS2 game at 3AM, this will hit different.