Auditory Revolution with Number_i and the Spirit of Fuji

Brace yourself for a whirlwind adventure as Sarah and Panic, unfold tales from a Montreal winter wonderland and segue into the musical stylings of Sho Hirano, Yuta Jinguji and Yuta Kishi. Our latest episode peels back the layers of Number_i's fresh mini-album "GOAT," teasing the variance of sound from the new entertainment company TOBE. Embarking on a sonic exploration, we delve into the conundrum of fresh yet familiar tunes from these artists. "Is it Me" and "Midnight City" stand as testaments to their heritage while paving the way for new rhythms that resonate with our very souls. We're left pondering the enigma behind their streaming figures and the regional variances in their musical embrace. Moreover, we're scratching our heads over why certain melodies, like the infectious "Rain or Shine," haven't quite echoed through the streaming world as one would expect. Join us as we sift through the rich fabric of their fanbase and weigh in on the influence of nostalgia versus the thirst for the new.To cap off our melodious expedition, we immerse ourselves in the bold artistry of "Fuji," a track that blends classical guitar with rap and hip hop elements to echo the grandeur of its namesake. We're talking about a declaration of independence in the industry, a fervent expression of freedom, and a confident stride into a new epoch for these daring artists. As we analyze the strategic track placement and the fervor it has sparked amongst fans, we invite you to tune in and experience this auditory revolution alongside us.You can hear our talk for the single 'GOAT' through this link:ME Dancing Across Cultures...episodeNumber_i info:InstagramXYouTubeTikTokTOBE officialSupport the Show.Please help Music Elixir by rating, reviewing, and sharing the episode. We appreciate your support!Follow us on:TwitterInstagram If have questions, comments, or requests click on our form:Music Elixir FormDJ Panic Blog:OK ASIA