"Future window" - An electronic Pop song carrying both future and decay. In the transparent era beneath the window, the entire age reflects the daily lives of marginalized people. The future gradually decays and vanishes in ruins, an absurd existence in endless transparency.
Arrangement: Yotsuba-Choco
Composition: Yotsuba-Choco
Lyrics: Yotsuba-Choco
Mixing: Yotsuba-Choco
Mastering: Yotsuba-Choco
Vocals: Yotsuba-Choco
Artist: Yotsuba-Choco
Currently in preparation... (Date TBD)
The song takes place in a futuristic world.
A window falls from the 50th floor.
During futuristic conflicts, passersby use it to block bullets, and finally, the glass breaks.
The window frame just lies on the roadside.
One day, a scavenger picks up the frame, puts it on a truck, and drives through the desert.
The window thought it would escape war, but the scavenger only wants to see if it can forge weapons.
The scavenger station is a new rebel base; due to urgency, they plan to go to the main city the next day.
The window witnesses the prepared team leaving and questions the repeating conflicts and regime changes.
The main city is quiet, only people come out, confirming regime replacement, but new rebels have passed by again.
Explosions sweep through the city, the futuristic city collapses.
The window recalls 1990 in a bar, people playing sax, dancing.
In 2025, people sway alone at home to electronic sax music.
The futuristic world descends into endless turmoil, terror voices reveal future fall.
The window lies on the lawn, observing nature, as if before human birth.
In cycles, humanity perishes, maybe to appear again.
The window, as the only proof of human existence, just wants to sleep more.
In near-collapse bipolar moods, I observed everything around me, speculating on everyone's thoughts in social isolation but unable to intervene.
The cover of Future Window was shot on the way to the supermarket seeing poles extending all around, next to a garbage truck. I excitedly captured and added glitch effects.
Why poles on the cover? It's the window's first-person perspective; poles extend around like a central hub, window as connector.
The photo forms an "X" structure, satirizing mistakes, complementing the window.
The title is Future Window, not "未来窗户" or "ミライまど," punning Windows OS, and Future conveys musical style.
Originally planned as emotional rock, later felt electronic sounds are more futuristic, crisp like glass "click-clack."
Congrats Future Window, it thrives within the archipelago of Lonely Island Artist.