Sen no yoru to Sen no hiru

The title track of this single is a beautiful, sweeping piece full of emotion. Chitose is spectacular in her delivery; conveying an onslaught of meaning and deeply felt emotions. The piece continues for nearly six minutes but is so engaging I find myself wanting to play it over and over again. The second track, 'Byakuya', keeps the same kind of feeling as the previous track, but with more of an adult-pop-rock vibe. Production of this track is excellent as it successfully and deliberately warps Chitose's voice for one verse. The hypnotic beat, wonderful melody and instrumentation along with Chitose's superb vocal performance make this one of my favourite Chitose songs. 'True Colours' is a cover of a Phil Collins song. This version has Chitose singing gently atop a simple acoustic guitar arrangement. While it is nothing spectacular, this track gives a real feel for Chitose's ability to change the mood of a song with her voice alone. With its slowed tempo, soothing atmosphere, and considerably dark feel, this track is an excellent finish to a fantastic single.