Pure, unbothered joy piped through toy instruments and it somehow never gets annoying. Wattam comes from Keita Takahashi, the Katamari Damacy creator, and the soundtrack matches that same playful absurdity. "Spring Jive" bounces with hand claps and xylophone like a children's show theme that's secretly well-composed.
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"Duck Dance" is exactly what it sounds like and you will not be able to stop smiling. "Cry Me an Ocean" pivots into something genuinely emotional, strings swelling under all that silliness. The seasonal progression from spring through winter gives the whole album a quiet arc underneath the chaos.
"Starry Blue Sky" just floats. If you ever loved Katamari's vibe and wanted that same energy from a different angle, Takahashi delivered it again here.