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Eureka Evrika / Soarin' is the official theme song CD for the anime Sparks of Tomorrow (20 Seiki Denki Mokuroku: Eureka Evrika). This special release features the anime's opening theme"Eureka Evrika" performed by Luna Goami and the ending theme"Soarin'" performed by Ginger Root, bringing together two distinctive musical styles that help define the series' atmosphere.
The opening theme showcases the expressive vocals of Luna Goami, a singer known for contributions to anime and drama productions, while the ending theme is performed by Ginger Root, the musical project of multi-instrumentalist and producer Cameron Lew. This release marks the first anime theme song collaboration for both artists, making it a notable addition to their discographies.
Contains 4 tracks in total including each song's Off Vocal. Newly drawn illustration jacket by Kyoto Animation. The limited-quantity edition has an LP-size jacket packaging and comes with a T-shirt (Free Size) using a newly drawn illustration.
Luna Goami is a Japanese singer and lyricist known for performing songs for anime and drama productions. She performs the opening theme "Eureka Evrika."
Ginger Root is the musical project of California-based musician, producer, songwriter, and visual artist Cameron Lew. He performs the ending theme "Soarin'."
Sparks of Tomorrow (20 Seiki Denki Mokuroku: Eureka Evrika) is a television anime produced by Kyoto Animation, featuring an original story set around technology, discovery, and human connections.
The release features anime theme songs, combining contemporary Japanese music with styles that reflect the tone and themes of the anime.
It is ideal for Kyoto Animation fans, anime music collectors, Luna Goami listeners, and Ginger Root fans.
Yes. It is a great gift for anime music enthusiasts, Kyoto Animation fans, and collectors of Japanese music releases.
Yes. As an official anime theme song release, it is considered collectible among anime fans and music collectors.