Shunsuke Fukuzaki releases 1st digital single "Teru Teru Bouzu," a melody and voice that expresses "desire.

SD Co.,Ltd. has released Shunsuke Fukuzaki's first song "Teru Teru Bouzu" on Spotify, Apple Music and other music distribution services on March 16. Music distribution services such as Spotify and Apple Music on March 16.

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Shunsuke Fukusaki released his first song.

Shunsuke Fukuzaki, who has participated as an actor in various films, dramas, and narrations, and in recent years has expanded his activities as an artist who not only performs but also produces films, music, documentaries, commercials, and other genres, has released his first song, "Teru Teru Bouzu" on March 16 through Spotify, Apple Music, LINE MUSIC, Amazon Music, and other music distribution services. A music video was also released at the same time as the release of the song. In addition to writing the lyrics for the song, Shunsuke also directed the music video. The music was arranged by music producer Noboru, who is also active in the J-POP group "Cyclamen," as well as in film and commercial music.

Shunsuke Fukuzaki - Teru Teru Bouzu (Official Music Video)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCgIXdzEzw8

Shunsuke Fukuzaki - Teru Teru Bouzu (Official Audio)

https://linkco.re/47MBmGMD?lang=ja

Background and thoughts behind the creation of this song

The story behind the creation of this song is as follows: "Around the spring of 2021, I was sitting in a daze when the melody and lyrics of this song suddenly came to me like an inspiration. I then took notes so I wouldn't forget the song, and recorded it using my cell phone's voice memo app." He said. Teru Teru Bozu is a traditional Japanese doll made of white cloth or paper and traditionally used to pray for good weather and for it not to rain. Along with the conception of the song idea for "Teru Teru Bouzu," Shunsuke Fukuzaki began writing music in earnest and began track production. Composer He began arranging songs with a light bulb. Believing that minimalism can achieve something pure and authentic, Shunsuke Fukuzaki created the song with Light Bulb in a minimalist composition, as if they were making a Teru Teru Bozu. The lyrics are "~teru, ~teru," and Shunsuke Fukuzaki used this verb to create lyrics about people and desire itself wanting something. Desire is human nature, and rain is nature itself. He connected the meaning to something like, "I want to stop desire, but it is as natural as the rain.

While most Japanese songs are usually written in hiragana and kanji, this song is written in an old Japanese style using katakana and kanji. The desire of a human being standing alone on a rainy night street is moving as if in an awkward dance. Sexy and impulsive, yet also minimalist in its melody and singing, it expresses desire and exists as natural as if it were rain. It is as a universal language.

In the spring of 2022, exactly one year after the inspiration for the song came to me, the recording was completed and the song was finished. The release of the song comes approximately three years after the start of its creation, and Shunsuke Fukusaki's persistence is also hidden in it. The release date is March 16. The length of the song is 3 minutes and 16 seconds. Shunsuke Fukuzaki's birthday is March 16. Along with the release of the song, a music video with a minimalistic and message-oriented focus was also released. He directed and starred in the music video, and did much of the work himself.

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Shunsuke Fukuzaki

Shunsuke Fukuzaki has participated as an actor in a variety of films, dramas, and narrations. In recent years, he has been expanding his activities not only as an actor but also as an artist who produces and directs films, music, documentaries, commercials, and other genres. "Teru Teru Bouzu" is his first song produced by himself.

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