Utada Hikaru is releasing her first full album in eight years.
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Announced tracks include “Manatsu No Tooriame”, which is now the theme song of a Japanese news show; “Hanataba Wo Kimini”, which was the theme for a TV drama; and “Sakura Nagashi”, which was the theme for Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo.
According to Yahoo! News Japan, the album will be out September 28.
Utada has also provided tracks for previous Kingdom Hearts games, but it’s not yet know whether or not her new tracks will appear in KHIII. That is, whenever that game is eventually released.
Besides music, Utada is famous for her Tetris ability. She also appeared in the Japanese launch commercials for the Nintendo DS.
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9 responses to “Utada Hikaru Is Releasing A New Album This September”
Call me when advantage Lucy releases new material.
Why is it that I age and Utada Hikaru doesn’t?
The power of song!
Thinking of Eva where the fuck is the fourth movie…..?
What an amazing lady.
I miss Wait&See-Final Distance techno-pop era Utada Hikaru…
My favourites are Merry Christmas Mr Lawrence, Beautiful World and Hikari.
Then opening to KH2 still brings tears to my eyes. So much love for that OP
Utada Hikaru probably will not be with songs on the KH III since it is digital prorprio owner of the studio and does not allow downloading or distributing any form of your work is
orchestrated
So I’m thinking that ni KH II.8 be placed songs from Yoko Shimomura orchestrated to pass to digital or Utada has changed the way of thinking and working