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Japan A-Side
1. 夏のミラージュ
2. パッシング・スルー
3. ジェラス・ガール
4. Be My J-Boy
5. 冬のサブリナ
B-Side
1. クリエイション・マイ・ハート
2. Boy
3. シナモンとブラウンシュガー
4. 時に…はぐれて
Esquisse on Vinyl by Kanako Wada brings the beloved 1987 early best-selection album from renowned Japanese singer Kanako Wada back to vinyl. Originally released during the golden era of Japanese pop and city pop, Esquisse compiles some of Wada's most memorable recordings into a single collection, making it an essential release for fans of classic Japanese music and collectors of vintage-inspired vinyl reissues.
The album features nine standout tracks from Kanako Wada's early career, including her debut single"Passing Through," the enduring fan favorite"Natsu No Mirage," and"Creation My Heart." Many listeners recognize"Natsu No Mirage" as the ending theme song from the classic anime Kimagure Orange Road, helping cement its place among the most beloved anime songs of the 1980s.
Esquisse also stands out for its impressive roster of songwriters and composers, including acclaimed Japanese music creators such as Ryuichi Sakamoto, Yasushi Akimoto, Kazuhiko Kato, Reiko Yukawa, and Akira Inoue. Their contributions helped shape the album's sophisticated pop sound and timeless appeal.
Kanako Wada is a Japanese singer known for her contributions to 1980s Japanese pop music and anime songs, including the popular Kimagure Orange Road ending theme"Natsu No Mirage."
"Natsu No Mirage" is one of Kanako Wada's signature songs and is widely known as an ending theme from the anime Kimagure Orange Road.
Esquisse collects many of Kanako Wada's best-known early songs and features contributions from some of Japan's most respected lyricists, composers, and producers.
This release is perfect for fans of Kanako Wada, City Pop, 1980s Japanese music, anime song collectors, and vinyl enthusiasts seeking classic Japanese pop recordings.
Yes. The album's strong connection to the city pop movement, its anime-related songs, and Kanako Wada's enduring popularity make it highly desirable among collectors.
Yes. It is an excellent gift for fans of Japanese City Pop, vintage J-Pop, anime music, and collectors of classic Japanese vinyl releases.
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