DREAMS COME TRUE's 19th original album, "THE BLACK ALBUM", their first in nine years, is presented as a "continuous musical work" with careful attention to the opening / ending / track order / gaps between songs / and how they connect, with a "CD-first challenge!" to convey it first in the form of a "CD album." The included songs total 14 tracks, featuring already released songs all in album versions (TBA Version) with newly recorded parts added, such as "Anata to Turattatta..." which became a hit in different worlds as the theme song for the NHK serialized TV novel "Manpuku" and as the Oni / Ura chart in the game "Taiko no Tatsujin," "G," the theme song for the theatrical version of "G no Reconguista" that even delighted supervising director Yoshiyuki Tomino, and "BEACON," the theme song for the TV Asahi drama "Daitsuiseki - Keishicho SSBC Kyohan Han Kakari -," plus four new songs including "Tokyo magic hour" written as the theme song for NHK General TV's "Shutoken Network." These tracks are mastered into an exquisite DREAMS COME TRUE-quality CD by the world's No.1 mastering studio "Sterling Sound." The artwork includes a deluxe booklet filled with artist photos from an all-NEW YORK shoot, featuring Miwa Yoshida's lyrics and valuable recording credits, with Akira Sumi of Antenna Graphic Base as ART DIRECTOR and master photographer Mikio Hasui. "THE BLACK ALBUM," truly a "music black hole," surely becomes a work that deeply and long touches the heart of each listener, carrying all the musical love of Miwa Yoshida, Masato Nakamura, and Team DREAMS COME TRUE, and a big dream that even envelops a black hole, bringing new discoveries with every listen. The Limited Edition- THE BLACK DREAMS COME TRUE DISCO Edition - includes a remix CD in which the Korean producer / DJ Night Tempo of "future funk" rearranges all tracks included in "THE BLACK ALBUM" into disco versions. For users without a CD playback environment, it includes a TBA music charm that lets you listen to this album with a dedicated app by holding it to a smartphone (system requirements unknown), and an application code (valid only in Japan), stored in an artist photo C slipcase.