THE SPELLBOUND provides theme song for drama "Spinnerbait," digital release begins
THE SPELLBOUND's new song "Spinner" was released for digital streaming today, July 1.
"Spinner" is the theme song for the drama "Spinnerbait," which began airing on Fuji TV late at night yesterday, June 30. This drama is a crime suspense series based on the manga of the same name by Kazuya Konomoto, who is known for writing the original screenplay for the anime "Odd Taxi." The story follows the fishing club of Hogetsu Kita High School—which also operates as a vigilante group called "Spinnerbait" that borders on extortion—as they close in on the mystery of a certain serial killer. Seishiro Kato plays the protagonist, Kota Mitsui, an ordinary high school student at the bottom of the team's hierarchy.
Regarding the new song "Spinner" provided as the theme song, THE SPELLBOUND commented, "We depicted the sensation of people living in the modern world losing control of themselves within a whirlpool of overflowing information, desire, justice, and loneliness." They added, "We hope the lingering resonance and impulse left deep in the hearts of those who watch this work will expand beyond the story itself. Please enjoy this music full of energy."
THE SPELLBOUND Comment
We depicted the sensation of people living in the modern world losing control of themselves within a whirlpool of overflowing information, desire, justice, and loneliness. Rather than simply tracing negative emotions, we turned that confusion and chaos into a strong propulsive force, creating a world that further accelerates the tension, sense of speed, and precarious youth found in the drama "Spinnerbait." In a world that keeps spinning, what do we lose, what do we believe in, and where are we headed? We hope the lingering resonance and impulse left deep in the hearts of those who watch this work will expand beyond the story itself. Please enjoy this music full of energy.
Source: Music Natalie
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