I agree. Her whole style is like 1993. Even her picture for the K002 blu ray.... It's got 90s, late 80s written alllll over it.Anyone feel like Keiko's music is a little outdated? Like it's 20 years old, and even by those standards, pretty meh.
Her only good songs so far has been Tameiki no Kieru Machi wo, Akane and Yuugao. Michite Kakeru and Sakura wo Goran are so...forgettable.
Hmm I wouldn't say outdated, though I agree with Atlas Star about it having a 90s aesthetic. I kinda love it though. For me, the 90s vibes feel actually kind of modern and cool (like how fashion falls in and out of favour) and not too overtly retro, e.g. See-Saw's Kirai ni Naritai (which I still love...). I can see why it might not appeal to everyone, but it's nice that she didn't get stuck in the rut of leaving Kalafina and then just churning out a load of faux Kalafina/Kalafina-lite.Anyone feel like Keiko's music is a little outdated? Like it's 20 years old, and even by those standards, pretty meh.
Her only good songs so far has been Tameiki no Kieru Machi wo, Akane and Yuugao. Michite Kakeru and Sakura wo Goran are so...forgettable.
link?Keiko covered Nakamori Akina's “Jukkai“ in today's edition of Keiko's room and honestly it's so good. the song itself is already better than most of her og songs BUT the way she sings it is the one that makes it so good. she sounds the way we love her and for real she needs to sing like this (with her deep and powerful voice) a lot more.
AgreedSo 80s and 90s Japanese are just not my jam. Keiko sounds good in them, but God those songs sound like what my an ajumma sings for karaoke, yikes.