Hello. This is Fujishima from Jibunrashiku LLC.
The "Minnano Live" event, which started in 2018 with the concept of "expression" as "fragments of life," held its 8th installment this time. 14 groups of artists showcased and shared their own "fragments of life."
My songs were performed with accompaniment by Masanobu Takano and chorus support from Bako. Due to various private matters, I hadn't practiced singing much, and for the first time in a while, I forgot some lyrics mid-song, but it seems the four songs "Persona," "flamingo ~A Single Mother's Song~," "Chu Chu," and "Minamoto" were enjoyed. Here's a brief introduction.
Persona
Chu Chu
I often receive the kind compliment that my lyrics are "life-sized," but to be honest, I'm still debating where to ultimately settle. I've been bothered by the "uncoolness of trying to be cool" since I was little, so I can't just be cool naturally. It might be due to the influence of my strict and cool older sister. So, what to do? For now, I'm singing with lyrics that are as raw and unprocessed as possible, but I also have a desire to pursue more coolness. This is a future challenge.
This time, before singing, I asked Mamiko-chan, a judo therapist who runs "Beauty Body Therapy Salon Ao," to perform a body adjustment. Everyone said it was great! They were able to sing with ease after getting adjusted. I, too, was able to project my voice freely.
Yes. Although five vendors appeared in the audience as a marche, Mamiko-chan was actually working behind the scenes. I'm grateful for such a wonderful connection.
Furthermore, a lesson from jazz vocalist Hiromi, a few days prior, also had an impact. Even though it's my own song, I learned that there are various ways to interpret and make it my own. Connecting Hiromi-san with Mamiko-chan seems likely to power up the "Effortless Body Creation" event they plan to hold together.
I'd also like to write about the importance of "using your own voice" someday.
Well, the "Minnano Live" is always a huge hit, putting performers first. This year, several exhibitors even voiced, "Next year, I want to be on stage!" If you're even slightly interested in the joy of being on stage, please check for next year's application!