When you fall in love, you accept things that did not exist in your world. For example, from the moment we are born, our parents start doing things that are not part of our daily lives. When you have a lover, you start to develop tastes that you never had before. Otakus actively incorporate objects into their world. In short, love is the process of combining two different worldviews.
The key is the word “merge.” If one party unilaterally forces their own world, it cannot be considered love. If you don’t value your world, the other person will leave because they are concerned that their world will be neglected. ZeroWho’s (ZEROWHO) EP [WYK?] also contains this content.
The uniqueness of [WYK?] comes from the fact that Zero Who is fundamentally a drummer. What stands out is that they played and recorded real drums directly and assisted with sequencing to pursue a balance between live and midi. Concerns about retaining as much of the characteristics of real drums, which can easily disappear due to the use of DAW, are evident everywhere. Thanks to this, it has become an impressive piece of work that provides a fresh auditory experience.
Another noteworthy aspect is that the colors of the performers were left as sharp as possible. Looking at the credits, the lineup is diverse, ranging from rookies to veteran performers. It’s interesting that he embraces all the people who make up music and merges them into his world. In addition, the leisurely tracks and lyrics by vocalists make ZeroWho’s message of “Let’s love each other” clear.
Have you had a hard day in this harsh world? How about healing while listening to [WYK?], which is full of love?