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The A-side of 7inch, which will be released for the first time in two years, is a rocksteady cover of Yoshio Hayakawa's 'Salvia no Hana'.It was included in Yoshio Hayakawa's solo album 'Kakkoikoto wa nante kakko waruindarou' released by URC (label) in November 1969, and is said to have had an influence both in Japan and abroad. In recent years, it has often been used in memorable scenes in the movie 'Anokoro' written by Mikito Tsurugi, and he sings famous songs that continue to influence Reiwa even now with qimygo's clear voice.The B-side is an original song 'Fireplace' with an atmosphere somewhat reminiscent of Fishman's. The electric drum with the impressive sound of the popping snare of Roland's 80's drum machine 'TR-909' is overlaid with sad lyrical Japanese lyrics, and this song is reminiscent of a solo night. The performance was performed by the MAYONAKA band, which includes Koji Oishi (LITTLE TEMPO) on drums, Takashi Nozuki (Amefurashi Quartet, THE SKAMOTTS) on bass, Takao Suzuki (FRISCO) on guitar, and qimygo on keyboards and vocals. With Naoyuki Uchida as the recording engineer and e-mura (Bim One Production) as the mix and mastering engineer, the album will be released in limited quantities in 7inch as a single cut from the full album released in August.Tracklist:A1. Salvia no HanaB1. FireplaceEmail Signup
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