Every song has a color.
COLORS OF JAPANESE POP. No fixed singer, no fixed face — each song is defined by the color of its mood: a season, a time of day, a feeling made visible.
Not genres — feelings. Every song carries one primary color.
The color isn't cover decoration — it connects the music, the voice, the visuals, and where the song belongs in the catalog.
Original Japanese titles are the official titles. Modern J-pop across its range — city pop shades, youth rock, digital pop, ballads.
A shared layout, a different world each time. New voices, new artwork, new people song by song — only the color stays in charge.
Every cover shares the same quiet layout — the brand, the color number, the title. The artwork and the face change with every song; only the structure stays.
When 4–6 songs share a color and a musical flow, they become a Collection — a color playlist, a compilation, a digital EP.