The long-awaited second album by OHHKI (Ohki), an obscure psychedelic project by Kyoto-based musician "Hayashi Taku," who is known for his unique individuality as a member of the cheap, lo-fi hip-hop unit "mess/age," and the dreamy funk "IsayahhWuddha" that makes full use of cassette tape MTR!

All songs are recorded with analog equipment, resulting in a lo-fi production, a blissful utopia sound that will take you to a dope and addictive pop world that is an exquisite crossover of psychedelic, dub, funk, and disco!

OHHKI's second album, recorded entirely on analog equipment, takes you into his dope and addictive pop world. The swell of the obscure floating sensation, mellow melody-driven psychedelia, and dub-arranged reverberations/remains spread out like the brushstrokes of an impressionist painting, overlapping with electric guitars, old keyboards that resonate with cheap tones, and seductive voices, is painted on a canvas in the sky with repeated drum machine beats. It starts with an ode to birds, chants surprise and a little magic, like a water flow, between night and dawn, after being hit by heavy rain, it celebrates this world, stands inside me, fascinated by the blue, and ends with a little, well, like a ripening banana, you're interesting. A 13-song, 44-minute utopia. Alternative music that colorfully presents another world where there is only light and the wind is blowing.