Soft vocals that float over clean early-2000s J-pop production, exactly what you'd expect from a visual novel called "Wind" and exactly what you'd want at 2AM. The vocal collection for Wind: A Breath of Heart opens with the title track, all gentle piano and a voice that barely pushes above a whisper.
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"Fairy Snow" and "Cumulus" keep that airy mood going, but then the six-part "Tsukishiro Hikari wo Machinagara" sequence basically tells its own story across half the album. The countdown tracks at the end. What is that about.
"Super Gonondo" and "Nekoneko Tenshi Majikaru Yuuna" come out of nowhere with completely different energy. If you played any minori or nekoneko VNs in that era, this sound is going to feel like coming home.