Kaze Fujii HELP EVER HURT NEVER (ปกติ)

Product Description

At the end of last year, Kaze Fujii released "What the hell" and "Moue wa" for limited distribution. The lyrics, written in Okayama dialect (with the first person being "Washi"), combined with an urban sound, caught the world by surprise. Kaze Fujii quickly rose to prominence, ranking high in subscriptions and receiving praise from playlisters. When the music video for the song was released on YouTube, it attracted attention not only from discerning listeners but also from creators across various genres, making it a hot topic of conversation.

All lyrics were written by Kaze Fujii, and the sound production was handled by Yaffle, the leader of "Tokyo Recordings," who has produced numerous artists. The first edition of the album includes a 2-disc version with "Help Ever Hurt Cover" (CD, 11 tracks) on Disc 2, and a 52-page photo book shot especially for this album.

Product Specification

Disc 1:

1. what the hell is this?
2. already
3. kindness
4. no end to it
5. the scent of sin
6. in a good mood
7. nothing in particular
8. i hope i die
9. it's the wind
10. goodbye beibe
11. let's go home

Disc 2 (Only for Limited First Edition - UMCK-7064):

Disc name: HELP EVER HURT COVER (CD/Total 11 tracks)
1. Close To You
2. Shape Of You
3. Back Stabbers
4. Alfie
5. Be Alright
6. Beat It
7. Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood
8. My Eyes Adored You
9. Shake It Off
10. Stronger Than Me
11. Time After Time

Media Reviews

At the end of 2019, Kaze Fujii released "What the hell?" and "Moue wa" for limited distribution. His lyrics in Okayama dialect (with the first person being "Washi") over an urban sound caught the world by surprise, ranking high in subscriptions and receiving praise from playlisters. He quickly rose to the center of the scene. When the song's music video was released on YouTube, it attracted attention not only from discerning listeners but also from creators across various genres, making it a hot topic of conversation. All songs are written by Kaze Fujii, and the sound production was done by Yaffle, the leader of "Tokyo Recordings," who has produced numerous artists.