New Season cover

New Season

Chisato Moritaka · 1987

42 min · 9 tracks · J-pop

An elegant blend of catchy pop melodies and heartfelt lyrics, encapsulating the essence of late '80s J-pop.

Top tracks — play these first

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    涙Good-bye — This track stands out as a poignant exploration of heartbreak, featuring a memorable melody that highlights Moritaka's emotive vocal delivery.
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    NEW SEASON — The title track captures a sense of renewal and hope, reflecting both personal growth and the shifting cultural landscape of Japan at the time.
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    あの日のフォトグラフ — This song showcases Moritaka's storytelling ability, evoking nostalgia through vivid imagery and an engaging narrative structure.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • steady melodic flow throughout
  • nostalgic summer afternoon vibes
  • heartfelt lyrics for reflection
  • easy listening for relaxation

Maybe skip if you

  • prefer high-energy tracks
  • seek instant gratification

Where this album fits

Career context
By the time 'New Season' was released in July 1987, Chisato Moritaka was already a prominent figure in the J-pop scene, having achieved significant commercial success with her previous albums. This album followed her acclaimed release 'Café Moritaka', further solidifying her status as a leading artist during the genre's rise in popularity.
Stylistic neighbors
Akiko Yano· Yuki Saito· Kumi Koda

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 涙Good-bye 4:57
  • 2 夢の終り 4:16
  • 3 林檎酒のルール 4:14
  • 4 オーティス・レディングに乾杯 4:16
  • 5 WAYS 3:52
  • 6 ピリオド 4:45
  • 7 あの日のフォトグラフ 5:02
  • 8 Miss Lady 4:58
  • 9 NEW SEASON 5:48

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