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RULE - Mid tempo pop song with a slight trip-hop beat running throughout. The chorus is reminiscent of CLOVER. There is a guitar breakdown after the second chorus, and as with a few songs on the album it's an unexpected but wholly fitting part of the song.
Tokyo Love Night - Quite a disco song. Computerised vocal's, very upbeat and again, an unexpected musical break after chorus 2.
H3 - Very very very happy sounding song. Just pure pop. The Instrumental is a bit of a Carat rip off though, leading to ...
Carat - TRANCE + Pop combined together in this amazing song. Easily flowing melody with an amazing trance rift throughout.
love regret's - 90's dark disco. It's actually quite a slow song for sifow, but it's darkness is just so ... Shigilicious.
Natsu Hanabi - Traditional Japanese music over an electronic beat. Cheery summer song. Nothing too special.
Ai-Ai-!!! - You can tell sifow like's ABBA. 70's disco, minimal lyrical content and an amazing synth Break down.
i WILL - She sorta returns to her indie's. The guitar is quite heavy, with a trance element. Odd, but it works. Fun song.
YA-OMOTe - 90's happy disco. Sounds quite dated, but plenty of engrish. First song sifow had no input into, and it show's. Doesn't sound like a 'sifow' track as anyone could have sung it. Nice enough.
Ii No Ni - Ballad time. Written by dysk (Her Indie composer) and it's really nice. No trance elements like 'My Dear' but it's a nice closing track.
Natsu Hanabi (Yosakoi GAL de Nadeshiko ver) - Focuses more on the traditional instruments, but maintains a sifow trance feel. Really good take on the song.
CLARITY (Remix) - Crap. Nothing on the original.
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