A major new album is born. In addition to songs Masaharu Fukuyama has released from 2021 to 2026, including "Sobo" (theme song for the film "Till We Meet Again on the Lily Hill."), "Mokusei feat. Koshi Inaba" which drew major attention with B'z's Koshi Inaba as guest (theme song for the film "Last Man - FIRST LOVE -"), the instrumental theme song "Genkai" written for the film "Black Showman" in which Fukuyama himself stars, "Banyu Inryoku" filled with uncompromising musical experimentation (theme song for Nippon TV's information program "DayDay."), "Ryu" which strongly evokes the spirit of Ryoma Sakamoto whom Fukuyama portrayed in a taiga drama (theme song for the film "Shin Kaishaku Bakumatsuden"), and the newly announced song "Hakushu Kassai" (theme song for Nippon TV drama "Tatsuki: Too Kind for School"), this album also contains further unreleased recordings. This latest work captures Masaharu Fukuyama's current artistic point after achieving major evolution and deepening as a singer-songwriter over the 5 years and 9 months since his previous album. The limited audio edition "New-Recording Best Album 1990-1999" contains newly studio live-recorded versions of hit songs representing the 1990s, such as "HELLO," "All My Loving," "IT'S ONLY LOVE," "MELODY," and "Squall." Together with super musicians who have performed live with Fukuyama over many years, including Akira Inoue (Key), Hideo Yamaki (Dr), Kenji Takamizu (Ba), Tsuyoshi Kon (Gt), Hirokazu Ogura (Gt), Chieko Kinbara (Vl), and Takuo Yamamoto (Sax), he expresses a band sound based on the idea that "the latest is the best." This is a best selection album of classic songs updated through the outstanding performances of these master musicians. It also contains "Studio Live & Recording Documentary Footage" closely following the site of these new recording sessions.