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Album Title: Muddy River Blues
Ten years ago, the heartbreak was fresh—but not clean. Muddy River Blues is a reckoning with the kind of love that leaves you questioning whether it was ever real. These songs were written in the aftermath of something unrecognizable: a relationship that twisted so far from its origin, it blurred the line between devotion and delusion.
Set deep in the heavy fog of Swamp Pop and Blues, the album drips with humidity and ache. The grooves are slow and thick, like river water after a storm—churning with memory, regret, and the kind of sorrow that doesn’t ask for sympathy. Vocals are raw and low, grounded in a contralto that doesn’t flinch. Every lyric is a confession, every chord a confrontation.
This isn’t heartbreak for the sake of drama. It’s heartbreak as forensic evidence. The songs don’t just mourn the ending—they dissect it. They ask: Who was I loving? Who was I becoming? And they don’t offer easy answers.
Muddy River Blues is a time capsule of clarity earned the hard way. It’s the sound of someone who survived the flood and lived to tell it

Bayou Blues For You

湯船(13.07.03)

自己満足の恋愛みたいな歌い方してる

キスをしよう/カネコアヤノ

水星/丸の内サディスティック

あけおめだねえ。ことよろだよお。

カウボーイ/カネコアヤノ

カネコアヤノ『やさしい生活』

一方私の方は、最寄りコンビニのいつもいるおじさん店員に何も言わずにハイライト持ってこられて、会話なしでタバコ買うことができる仲になった。（ありがたい。）

コンビニ/カネコアヤノ

カフェイン中毒 Acoustic ver. (studio memo)

ウルグアイの作詞家Jorge Drexler の言葉、

Uno solo conserva lo que no amarra(執着しなかったものだけが最後は手元に残っていく)　から着想を得た作品。

愛おしいもの、ずっと保持ちたいと思うものほど失うというアイロニーに向き合うための楽曲。

Inspired by the Uruguayan compososer Jorge Drexler's phrase  

Uno solo conserva lo que no amarra(We only keep what we don't hold). 
A song that expresses the irony of letting go of important things. 

VO. Sayo, Taira Kurosaki

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