Today, I would like to make a brief record of my newly released song, “Sonouchi Ii Koto Aruyo.”
About the Japanese Title
This time, I challenged myself to create a song with a Japanese title and Japanese lyrics, something I had not done in a while.Because Japanese titles can be difficult to approve when registering releases through CD Baby,
I chose to use the Japanese distribution service BIG UP! for this release.
The Message Behind the Lyrics
In life, we inevitably encounter moments when things turn out differently from what we expected.At such times, I believe it is important not to rush into decisions, but to pause and take a breath.
Using BIM for the Artwork
For the artwork, I first created the outlines using 2D CAD.The data was then developed in BIM (Revit LT) and rendered using Twinmotion.
A Small Detail in the Wall Color
The wall color used in the artwork is the hexadecimal color code #b4e8c1.When converted to a decimal number, it becomes “11856065,” which corresponds to the map code for Ikkyū-ji Temple.
If you are interested, I recommend taking a short break at Ikkyū-ji.
Vocal and Strings
The vocals were performed by Michiru, who previously worked with me on “Resister Color Code.”The string parts were performed by MIZ, who also collaborated with me on “The Message to the Ninja.”
Summary
Chino Yoshio, a composer based in Kyotanabe, Kyoto, has released a new song titled “Sonouchi Ii Koto Aruyo.”The song features Japanese lyrics and was distributed via BIG UP! due to registration limitations with Japanese titles on other platforms.
Its message encourages pausing and breathing when life does not go as expected.
The artwork was created using 2D CAD, BIM (Revit LT), and Twinmotion, and includes a subtle reference to Ikkyū-ji Temple through its wall color.
Vocals were performed by Michiru, with strings by MIZ.