^ I agree :laugh I listened to one of the PVs with the 'with' era and her voice was actually projecting, not just plain flatness. But I have to say...her voice is really relaxing and soothing. A beautiful voice. But I would like to hear how she sounds while projecting again.

@juju
Alright thanks! :D

I've been wanting to hear what her voiuce sounded like when she sang in that group. AyUta is saying she projected, which I find surprising because she always sings (like you said) in that flat-like way with zero projection. It's a little boring but I guess it's soothing in a way.

^ I'd give you the link to the PV but I can't seem to find it anywhere at the moment =/

Satomi has a new blog. in the April 18th entry, she talks about recording her new single and there's a photo of her playing the piano.

The photo is cute! I didn't know she could play the piano though.

Do we even know the sales and chart position of "issho ni"?

In only have the first week sales
It charted for 2 weeks, but I can't find the second week sales

^ Thank you! It's been bothering me for a while now~

How did you get that btw? I can only get top 50 positions on Oricon. :weep

Thanks! Aw, that pic is adorable :roflmao
I had no idea she knew how to play piano :luv2

woo...i don't know that she has a blog
thanks

in this page you can find info about sales: http://jbbs.livedoor.jp/music/3914/

^ Thanks :D

the single's title is "arigatou" (ありがとう). Satomi wrote the lyrics herself, and the theme is about her mother.

also, the song is available for download already on choku uta.

^do you mean chaku uta?

haha, probably.

i wish the title was a bit more original, but i still can't wait for the song.

Oh wow, I like the fact that she wrote them :) Sounds good!

covers:

CD
http://img390.imageshack.us/img390/3262/sacdig2.jpg

CD DVD
http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/2295/sadvdnx2.jpg


she also mentions the c/w title at her blog, "もう一度始めよう"

^ the covers are nice and simple. :)

all her covers are starting to look alike to me.

she needs more "yukiboshi"-type covers, I think - something interesting!