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Category: ALBUM

EGO-WRAPPIN’ presents their album "steal a person's heart (通常盤)". This release features a collection of original tracks that showcase the duo's signature blend of jazz, rock, and pop.

  • Includes 11 tracks: 水中の光, FUTURE, AQビート, 10万年後の君へ, on You, ウィスキーとラムネ, 女根の月, ちりと灰, Fall, blue bird, fine bitter.
  • Standard edition with catalog number TFCC-86432.
  • Ideal for fans of EGO-WRAPPIN’ and contemporary Japanese music.
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

James ★★★★★

Track 5's brass section just punches through in a way I wasn't expecting from a duo — the whole album has that raw, live energy. It's been on repeat since it arrived.

Kevin B. ★★★★★

The opening track hits with a gorgeous horn arrangement that sets the tone for the whole album, and "サヨナラ・バンビ" has been stuck in my head for days. The 11 tracks flow together perfectly, making it my go-to for late-night listening sessions.

David N. ★★★★★

The production on "女根の月" is hauntingly beautiful, and the transition into "ちりと灰" caught me off guard in the best way. I've had this album on repeat for days and still notice new details each listen.