So I recently purchased what I assumed was 2 cds 1 of misia and one of TM revolution, for some reason he gave me 2 cds of misia's "everything" single the diff being one is saturated in colora of disk than the other idk whats the diffrence in sound my ps2 cd drive is on wip

So to preface, I'm an ex choir singer.

Every time I hear an idol song I sort of get distracted by the vocal effect when they all start singing in unison and it achieves this chant-like quality, sort of an opposite of what you would expect of a bunch of singers in unison. You can usually pick the individual singers out, even. What's up with that?

Maybe this is not the most precise terminology so I can try to explain further if I need to.

This is Suzuka Tomita's very first solo concert, held at Tachikawa Stage Garden on July 23, 2025, just before her graduation. Produced by MTV, she performed a total of 10 songs, ranging from Hinatazaka46 tracks to covers, backed by a one-night-only original live band. Her close friend Konoka Matsuda also made a guest appearance, treating fans to a special performance as "Hanachans."

It starts at 8:00 PM JST on July 23, 2026. Please note that there will be no archive available!

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4sca_Tj5PAY

I'm looking for some songs that are similar to Tracing that Dream by Yoasobi, Fuyunohanashi by Centimillimental, and Red Swan by Yoshiki, in which it sounds like they "sing their heart out."

jrock

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https://www.youtube.com/@asapne-ko9829

Torisetsu (by Nishino Kana) + In Da Club (Cent Fiddy)

japanese rock

#jrock

https://www.reddit.com/user/Every_Tailor_5481/comments/1v39dcm/coastal_road_dolphin_anything_jpop_1960s_to/

This song was released in April 1979 by Japanese female singer Iruka.

It was a popular folk song at the time.

I tried singing it with Sakurajima, an active volcano that continues to erupt, and Kagoshima Bay as the backdrop!