Voice of Earth
Voice of Earth |
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CD cover |
Studio album by alan |
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Released |
March 4, 2009 (2009-03-04) (see release history) |
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Recorded |
2007-2009 |
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Genre |
Alternative rock, pop |
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Length |
70:57 |
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Label |
Avex Trax |
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Producer |
Masato Matsuura (Executive producer), Kazuhito Kikuchi |
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alan chronology |
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Voice of Earth (2009) |
My Life (2009) |
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Alternative cover |
CD+DVD Cover |
Singles from Voice of Earth |
- "Ashita e no Sanka"
Released: November 21, 2007
- "Hitotsu"
Released: March 5, 2008
- "Natsukashii Mirai: Longing Future"
Released: July 2, 2008
- "Sora Uta"
Released: August 13, 2008
- "Kaze no Tegami"
Released: September 10, 2008
- "Red Cliff: Shin-Sen"
Released: October 15, 2008
- "Megumi no Ame"
Released: November 12, 2008
- "Gunjō no Tani"
Released: February 4, 2009
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Voice of Earth is Chinese singer Alan's debut Japanese-language album released by Avex Trax. The album contains the eight singles alan has released from 2007 to 2009. The album was released on March 4, 2009 in Japan.
"Natsukashii Mirai (Longing Future)" was used as the theme song for NHK special, Save the Future, for World Environment Day.[1] Her sixth single "Red Cliff: Shin-Sen" was used to as the theme song for the movie Red Cliff.[2] An alternate version of the song was used to promote the Japanese re-release of PlayStation 2 game Dynasty Warriors 6.[3] The song "Liberty", is being used as the theme song for Japanese drama, Hikon Dōmei (非婚同盟, lit. Non-Marriage Alliance), which aired on Tokai TV.[4] The song "Tsuki ga Watashi" was used in the commercials for the pachinko chain Minho Group.[5] "Gunjō no Tani" is being used as the ending theme song for Japanese information program, Miyaneya (情報ライブ ミヤネ屋, lit. Live Miyaneya Store Information), which airs on Yomiuri TV.[6]
If the customer ordered Voice of Earth via Tower Records, they would have received a special separate CD that contained a new version of Red Cliff: Shin Sen. This was titled as "Red Cliff: Shin Sen (Modern Rock Version)".[7]
Track list
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1. | "Tennyo: interlude (天女 ~interlude~, Celestial Maiden: interlude)[note 1]" | | Kazuhito Kikuchi & Tatsugoo | Kazuhito Kikuchi & Tatsugoo | 3:10 |
2. | "Ashita e no Sanka" | Shinji Nojima | Kazuhito Kikuchi | Yūta Nakano | 5:04 |
3. | "Sora Uta" | Yūho Iwasato | Kazuhito Kikuchi | Yūta Nakano | 4:19 |
4. | "Natsukashii Mirai: Longing Future" | Taeko Onuki | Kazuhito Kikuchi | Yūta Nakano | 5:41 |
5. | "Hitotsu" | Yumi Yoshimoto | Kazuhito Kikuchi | Yūta Nakano | 5:07 |
6. | "Kaze no Tegami" | Yūho Iwasato | Kazuhito Kikuchi | Yūta Nakano | 5:00 |
7. | "Brave" | Yumi Kawanabe | Kazuhito Kikuchi | h-wonder | 4:27 |
8. | "Yume no Garden (夢のガーデン, Dream Garden)" | alan, Yumi Kawanabe | Kazuhito Kikuchi | ats- | 5:41 |
9. | "Gunjō no Tani" | Cocco | Cocco | tasuku | 5:05 |
10. | "My Friend" | kenko-p | Kazuhito Kikuchi | tasuku | 4:24 |
11. | "Liberty" | Yūho Iwasato | Kazuhito Kikuchi | SHiNTA | 4:49 |
12. | "Tsuki ga Watashi (月がわたし, I Am the Moon)" | Kazuhito Kikuchi | Kazuhito Kikuchi | ats- | 4:35 |
13. | "Red Cliff: Shin-Sen" | Goro Matsui | Taro Iwashiro | Yūta Nakano | 5:57 |
14. | "Megumi no Ame" | Toko Furūchi | Kazuhito Kikuchi | Yūta Nakano | 5:13 |
15. | "Together[note 2]" | Miki Matsui | Alan Dawa Dolma | Yūta Nakano | 4:27 |
Total length: | 70:57 |
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1. | "Red Cliff: Shin-Sen (Modern Rock Version)" | Goro Matsui | 5:23 |
Total length: | 5:23 |
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1. | "Intro" | |
2. | "Ashita e no Sanka" | |
3. | "Hitotsu" | |
4. | "Natsukashii Mirai: Longing Future" | |
5. | "Sora Uta" | |
6. | "Kaze no Tegami" | |
7. | "Red Cliff: Shin-Sen" | |
8. | "Megumi no Ame" | |
9. | "Gunjō no Tani" | |
10. | "Choir (Natsukashii Mirai: Longing Future)" | |
11. | "Together" | |
12. | "Outro Gunjō no Tani Making Video" | |
Charts
Japan
Chart |
Peak Position |
Sales Total |
Chart Run |
Oricon Daily Chart |
10 |
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10+ weeks |
Oricon Weekly Chart |
15 |
23,568[8] |
Oricon Yearly Chart |
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Taiwan
Chart |
Peak Position |
Peak Sale Percentage |
G-Music Jpop/Kpop Chart[9] |
5 |
3.91% |
Five Music Jpop/Kpop Chart[10] |
2 |
7.6% |
Release history
Staff and personnel
- Sound Produced By: Kazuhito Kikuchi
- A&R chief: Kentaro Furusawa (Avex Trax)
- A&R: Maiko Shino (Avex Trax)
- Sound director: Yoshihisa Tokuda (Avex Entertainment Inc.)
- Mixed by: Koji Morimoto (Prime Sound Studio Form)
- Mastered by: Tom Cayne at Sterling Sound, NYC
- Visual director: Atsushi Sawamaru (Avex Trax)
- Art director: Shinichi Hana
- Designer: Tomokazu Suzuki (Momya)
- Photographer: Lesley Kee (Supersonic)
- Hair & Makeup: Mayumi Watanabe (Gon.)
- Styling: Saoli Iguchi
- Creative coordinator: Kanako Shino (Avex Marketing Inc.)
- Artist promotion: All Promotion Dept. Staff (Avex Marketing Inc.)
- Tie-Up coordinator: All Tie-Up Dept. Staff (Avex Marketing Inc.)
- Area promotion: All Area Branch Staff (Sapporo, Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka, Fukuoka)
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- Sales promotion: Takeshi Nemoto, Atsushi Nishimoto, Tadayuki Minoda, Jun Yogi, Tomoko Nagaoka & All AMI Staff (Avex Marketing Inc.)
- Web designer & coordinator: Ayumi Kobayashi (Avex Marketing Inc.)
- Web promotion: Naoya Munemura (Avex Marketing Inc.)
- A&R desk: Yuka Nakanishi (Avex Trax)
- Live coordinator: Jun Ishikawa (Avex Live Creation)
- China A&R: Kunio Nakayama (Avex China Co. Ltd)
- Artist manager: Chen Tao, Zhang Guanyu (Avex Marketing Inc.)
- Artist management supervisor: Yoshihiro Seki, Noriyuki Morizane (Avex Marketing Inc.)
- Planner: Jun Harada (Avex Entertainment Inc./Avex Marketing Inc.)
- General director: Hiroshi "funaty" Ishimori (Avex Entertainment Inc.)
- Supervisor: Hidenori Handa
- Executive supervisor: Akihiro Terada (Avex Asia Holding Inc.)
- General producers: Ryuhei Chiba, Takashi Akira (Avex Entertainment Inc.)
- Executive producer: Masato Matsuura (Avex Group)
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References
Notes
- ↑ Sung in Tibetan.
- ↑ Bonus track found only on first press.
Sources
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Chinese albums | |
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Chinese EPs | |
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Chinese digital releases | |
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Japanese albums | |
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Japanese singles | |
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Japanese digital releases | |
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