CD Album

Tea Party Party!

TANQUN

952yen

(1047yen Tax incl. in Japan)

US$ 6.20

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Release Date	May 22, 2013
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Product Details

Catalog No.	SUS-2
JAN/ISBN	4941135980118
Product Type	CD
Number of Discs	1
Label/Distributor	Art Union

Credits

TANQUN

Description

[Machine Translation] Tankyun, a girl pop duo singing about the sad feelings of junior high school girls, will release their second single "Tea Party Party! will be released on May 22. The art director is Mitsuo Shindo, and the jacket of the 8cm CD (in the shape of a strip of paper!) is inspired by the 90's Shibuya-kei style. The title track, "Black Cat Tango", a cover song well-known at their live performances, "Jikosho ", a song written by Miyamayu and Chanyume, and "Jikosho", a song with lyrics written by Chanyume and Miyamayu, will be released on May 22. The album also includes "Jikosho " written by Miyamayu and Chan Yume, and a karaoke version of the title track. The album continues to be produced by Takuro Goh (detune. / Glensmith) and mixed by Kentaro Takahashi. Total of 5 songs are included.

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*As it is a machine translation, the result may not provide an accurate description. Please use it only as a reference. *Not available within the China mainland region (谷歌翻译在中国大陆无法使用).

Description in Japanese

ティーパーティーパーティー! / たんきゅん

女子中学生のせつない気持ちを歌うガールズポップデュオ「たんきゅん」の2ndシングル『ティーパーティーパーティー! 』が5/22 にリリース決定。アートディレクターに信藤三雄を迎え、90年代渋谷系をイメージした8cmCD (短冊型! )のジャケット。JCたちが河川敷で過ごすMVが印象的な1stシングル『サボッタージュ』のイメージから一変したかろやかな渋谷系ポップサウンドが、よりせつなさを誘うタイトル曲や、ライブではおなじみのカバー曲『黒ネコのタンゴ』、みやまゆとチャンユメが作詞作曲を担当した『じこしょ☆』、タイトル曲のカラオケVer.などを加えた計5曲を収録。前作に続き、サウンドプロデュースは郷拓郎 (detune. / グレンスミス)、ミックスは高橋健太郎が担当。全5曲収録。

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