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Japão A-Side
1. 花を買う
2. With You! (Re-mix Version)
3. Overnight Hiking
4. さよならは 6月の空へ
5. かたっぽレビュー
B-Side
1. 結婚しようよ
2. ファイナル・コール
3. 遠い8月
4. 淡い季節のサングラス
5. Diary
Rose C'est La Vie is the seventh original album by acclaimed Japanese singer-songwriter Mikiko Noda, affectionately known as the"Velvet Voice" for her smooth and elegant vocal style. Originally released in 1991, this beloved City Pop gem is finally receiving its first-ever vinyl release, introducing a new generation of listeners to one of the era's most sophisticated Japanese pop recordings.
In recent years, Rose C'est La Vie has enjoyed renewed appreciation as part of the global City Pop revival. The album features contributions from legendary arrangers Hiroshi Sato and Yoko Kanno, helping create a polished sound that effortlessly blends pop, AOR, and contemporary Japanese music.
Among the album's highlights are"With You! (Re-mix Version)," written by Ami Ozaki and known for its use in a major camera commercial,"Final Call," featuring outstanding guitar work from Masaki Matsubara and Yuji Toriyama, and the fan-favorite"Awai Kisetsu no Sunglasses (Pale Season Sunglasses)." These tracks have helped establish the album as one of Mikiko Noda's most admired releases.This premium vinyl edition features a striking red vinyl pressing, andpicture label.
Mikiko Noda is a Japanese singer-songwriter celebrated for her warm, expressive vocals and sophisticated pop recordings. Her elegant singing style earned her the nickname"Velvet Voice," and her albums have become increasingly appreciated by fans of Japanese City Pop and AOR music.
Rose C'est La Vie is perfect for fans of Mikiko Noda, collectors of Japanese vinyl, enthusiasts of City Pop, and listeners who appreciate sophisticated pop arrangements and beautifully crafted vocal performances.
Yes. The album's status as a first-ever vinyl release, combined with its red vinyl presentation, picture label, and limited-production availability, makes it highly desirable among City Pop collectors and vinyl enthusiasts.
Absolutely. This release is an excellent gift for fans of City Pop, Japanese AOR, vintage Japanese music, and collectors seeking classic albums newly available on vinyl.
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