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TRACKLIST:
01 料理
02 ポリコ
03 二人の間
04 四季
05 愛す
06 しょうもな
07 一生に一度愛してるよ
08 ニガツノナミダ
09 ナイトオンザプラネット
10 しらす
11 なんか出てきちゃってる
12 キケンナアソビ
13 モノマネ
14 幽霊失格
15 こんなに悲しいのに腹が鳴る
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Creap Hype vocal guitar Sekaikan Ozaki and bass Kaonashi Hasegawa will appear as guests on TOKYO FM “SCHOOL OF LOCK!” Broadcast on December 7th (Tuesday). We answered the questions of the personality principal and Vice-principal Pee about the new album “Cling to the night and melt in the morning” released on Wednesday, 8th. The first part. Principal Komori: Mr. Creap Hype will release his sixth new album “Cling to the Night, Melt in the Morning” on December 8th. congratulations! Creap Hype: Thank you! Principal Komori: It’s been 3 years and 3 months since this album, but was it a long time since you made it? Ozaki: That’s right. When I had a chance to make something, I was making it from time to time. However, I wasn’t quite satisfied with the desire to make an album. Principal Komori: Did you release a single? Ozaki: It was a delivery. Principal Komori: When did you decide to make an album? Ozaki: Since I’ve exceeded 10 songs, I thought I had to make up my mind. Vice-principal Pee: Hey (laughs). Ozaki: It’s scary to release an album, isn’t it? I’m worried about how it will be accepted. I thought, “Well … I’ll do (make) … That’s right …” (laughs). Principal Komori: What do you mean, “I’ve exceeded 10 songs …”? (smile). Hasegawa: After about 10 songs, I thought, “Don’t make it!” (Laughs). Ozaki: Did you think? “This guy seems to make it!”? (smile). Principal Komori: Did you feel Hasegawa-sensei? Hasegawa: That’s right (laughs). Principal Komori: How was it when you made it? Ozaki: When I listened to them side by side, I thought that there was something that couldn’t be conveyed without this. I think it’s a little unusual to be particular about CDs now … because there are many ways to listen to them. Vice-principal Pee: That’s right. Ozaki: I think it’s a half-hearted existence that you can go anywhere and you can’t go anywhere … about ourselves. But that is also an opportunity, so I want to do my best so that I can go anywhere. Principal Komori: I was a little stabbed in the story of the CD, but I think it suits me to be particular about it because it is the present age. Of course, there are things that can be delivered because it is delivered, and it is becoming mainstream to stick to it because it is delivered, isn’t it? Ozaki: Certainly. Principal Komori: That’s why I’m particular about making CDs and albums, creating one concept so that I can listen to only one piece … (I think it fits). Ozaki: That’s right. Record companies have come to say, “You can do whatever you want,” so I’ve become more particular about artwork, and if I make it, I’ll make it. I think it’s a little different from a few years ago. (* Delivery is also available) Principal Komori: How did you decide on the title (“Cling to the night, melt in the morning”)? Ozaki: It was the last time I decided on the title. I’m always worried … This title is like creep hype. I think for myself, “It’s creep hype.” Vice-principal Pee: Yes (laughs). Ozaki: There is (laughs). I mean, I was pretty much done … I was tied up and driven. It’s hard to decide this time as well. Although I was worried, I pulled out what I thought was the most “creap hype-like” (from the lyrics of the recorded song “Night on the Planet”) (laughs).
