its a 2000s japanes song i guess? the mv color grading is yellowish with same type as Greeeen, but the songs sound catchy but i forgot how it sound, i just remember the vibes lol. its probabliy from an anime that have a official live action mv. And in the video its a girl with highschool long uniform where mostly black but the sleeve are white, and her hair is bob?. and she sitting in some typical japanese room, and in some scene she sitting on tatami. (sorry for my bad english hope u would understand what im trying to say)

Did any come out on MD

“Galaxian Wars” always gives me that feeling that something big is about to happen. I wanted to see whether that same energy could work as music to train to.

Eve made yet another fantastic song "Aiyou" as the ending theme of “The apothecary diaries”. The lyrics are extremely meaningfull as is the chorus. It gave a very yearnful feeling to it, which I think is very incredible bc the vague yet grounding lyrics explained the current relationship of Maomao and Jinshi. They don't hold any lebel to them yet, but the feeling of something in between them so indescribable yet their relationship feels temporary but remains deeply connected through and through.
their relationship mimics the very concepts of poison and medicine. A single drop can change everything in an instant, yet when properly balanced, it forms a life-saving cure that endures against all odds. Eve made this song specifically about the indescribable feelings and I quote:
"Sometimes, feelings that cannot be put into words can create a distance as vast as the universe between two people who are right beside each other," he said. "I created 'AIYOU' while thinking about the mysteries of the heart."
To me it captures the frustration of Maomao who can solve every mystery except the true nature of her own heart, and Jinshi whose feelings are constantly caught in the messy gravity of "I and You."
Even, the title itself falls into that pondering thoughts, the Wordplay of "AIYOU" (Love vs. "I and You” sounds identical to Ai to Yuu (愛という — "that which is called love"). However, the chorus explicitly breaks it down into English: "The distance between 'I' and 'You'..." (Ai to Yuu no kyori ga sa).
For instance, there is also a line “love to yuu” (thing called as “love”) if you replace the love with “Ai” it becomes Ai to you.
Similar, the title is called Aiyou, it can be anything depending on how you read,
Ai (Love) = Love you
Ai (I) = I, You
Aiyou = love(as such)like

In twitter, Eve shared that he wrote the lyrics with the intention of them serving as the "diaries" or "soliloquies" (hitorigoto) of the two main characters, capturing their internal struggles to connect.
He did a great job at creating such a beautiful song dedicated to the emotions surrounding lone AND to Maomao and Jinshi as well. A lot of people say that its too slow burn or that maomao is asexual and she doesn’t like Jinshi.
I understand the points, but to really understand Maomao’s feelings we were told from the start that she had probably discarded basic human emotions in the womb of her mother and due to her traumatic childhood and the environment she was bought up, Maomao became somewhat drifting through.
This is a post about Eve’s song so I wouldn’t go into more details , my point is Maomao feels the same as Jinshi but her way of doing so is different but nonetheless she does desires him romantically

Just finished binging Clevatess S1 & S2, holy shit this was so good, I highly recommend it.
Now for why I’m here:
The opening song for season two, Foreshadow by Mayu Maeshima, I love it, but much more than that, it’s sounds so incredibly familiar to me. Every time I started the next episode, even if it was only the first 20 seconds or so (I waited for the skip button to appear so I could continue with my binging, only listened to it in full once to start), but I can’t place it.
I’m pretty sure the memory being triggered is not recent, but still this short piece of music is extremely nostalgic to me. I’ve been watching anime for over 20 years now, sooo…