1. |
What To Do Next
05:10
|
|||
|
消えた今夜のほころび
ずっと前にも
呼んでいた その名を
見かけた時には消えてた
影の方から
呼んでいた その名を
遠ければ遠い程
気づいてたくせに僕ら
煮えたぬかるむわだちを
慣らすその日
呼んでいた その名を
|
||||
2. |
Disney Girls
04:38
|
|||
|
Clearing skies and drying eyes
Now I see your smile
Darkness goes and softness shows
A changing style
Just in time words that rhyme
Well bless your soul
Now I'll fill your hands
With kisses and a Tootsie Roll
Oh reality, it's not for me
And it makes me laugh
Oh, fantasy world and Disney girls
I'm coming back
Patti Page and summer days
On old Cape Cod
Happy times making wine
In my garage
Country shade and lemonade
Guess I'm slowing down
It's a turned back world
With a local girl
In a smaller town
Open cars and clearer stars
That's what I've lacked
But fantasy world and Disney girls
I'm coming back
Love...Hi Rick and Dave
Hi Pop...Well good morning mom
Love...get up guess what
I'm in love with a girl I found
She's really swell
Cause she likes
Church, bingo chances and old time dances
All my life I spent the night
With dreams of you
And the warmth I missed
And for the things I wished
They're all coming true
I've got my love to give
And a place to live
Guess I'm gonna stay
It'd be a peaceful life
With a forever wife
And a kid someday
It's earlier nights
And pillow fights
And your soft laugh
Fantasy world and Disney girls
I'm coming back
|
||||
otom 東京都, Japan
otom
musician. otom was born in Tokyo, Japan in 1976.
works with
guitars, computers, MaxMSP and many musical instruments to create drone, experimental pop, dream pop and shoegaze, electronica, acoustic sound and audio/visual works.
a.k.a "pneumatics"
pneumatics.bandcamp.com
Have fun!
... more
If you like otom, you may also like:
Another Side of The Seams
by The Seams
The Seams' jangly pop is full of lovely melodic twists and elegant turns-of-phrases delineating the quotidian details of love and romance.
go to album
The debut EP from Tokyo group re:lapse delivers four gorgeous shoegaze songs, with billowing clouds of guitar cradling far-off vocals.
go to album
You Are Love And I Am You
by The Parlor
New York indie pop duo embark on an ambitious, ecstatic spirit quest, crafted with continuous listening in mind; a dreamy, rewarding loop.
go to album
Entirely analog, lush melodic pop with a tender heart from L.A. artist Human Barbie sounds bigger than the bedroom project it is.
go to album
Market, from Melbourne, fuse soul and chillwave on a wonderfully woozy song with rubbery guitars & breathy harmonies.
go to album
These four songs from Melbourne-based Market are low-lit and soothing, soft vocals swaddled in tender guitar lines.
go to album
How Many Times Have You Driven By
by hana vu
The L.A. musician tackles a world of sound on her first label release.
go to album
