Late-90s J-pop vocals absolutely dripping with Saturn-era romance game vibes. Sentimental Graffiti's song collection is basically a character image album where each girl gets her own track, and the vocal performances go surprisingly hard.
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Queen of the Night has this confident, almost jazzy delivery that stands way apart from the softer cuts. Olive Wind and White Calender lean into that breezy acoustic pop sound that was everywhere in '98. Then Tearful Side Seat just wrecks you with a slow ballad out of nowhere.
The whole thing feels like flipping through a stack of love letters set to music. Saturn fans who lived through the dating sim boom already know, but the rest of you are missing out.