by Singer-songwriter Keina Suda was in charge of the insert song for the theatrical animation “Boku ga Aishita All Kimi e” (to be released on October 7), in which he is in charge of the theme song, and also challenged himself as a voice actor. Became clear. Regarding her voice acting, she commented, “It was a valuable experience. Please be gentle…”. Also, pay attention to the character played by Suda in the play.
Rachi” for “Boku ga Ashita all you” Special footage Shita Hitori no me e” (both Hayakawa Bunko) was also animated. A love story in which two boys with the same name who can travel between parallel worlds fall in love with a girl in their respective worlds.
“Bokuai” is directed by Jun Matsumoto and produced by BAKKEN RECORD. “Kimi Ai” is directed by Kenichi Kasai and produced by Toms Entertainment. And Koyomi Miyazawa is the main character of the two works, “Bokuai” and “Kimiai.” Ai Hashimoto is in charge of the heroine, Kazune, who falls in love with Koyomi in “Bokuai,” and Saiju Makita is in order of the heroine, Shiori, who falls in love with Koyomi in “Kimiai.” In addition, Suda will be in charge of the theme song for “Bokuai,” and Saucy Dog will be in the order of the theme song for “Kimiai.” Both works will be released at the same time.
In addition to the theme song “Kumo wo Koiu” of “Bokuai,” the title of the newly written song as an insert song is “Rochibana Ryusui.” The song begins with Suda’s singing voice, which gives a sense of strength to her kindness, saying, “How many scenes have I let go of in the days when we brought our hearts together?”.
The lyrics of the chorus, “Don’t let go of the scenery you see now, because it will become us,” is about finding true love in the world of “Boku-Ai,” where Koyomi and Chord are true love. The world of “Bokuai” is put into music with Suda’s unique sensibility, and it is finished in a song with an addictive melody and a sense of speed.
Comment from Keina Suda (full text)
This time, I wrote the music for the insert song “Ryusui Rakubana,” following the theme song for the movie “Boku ga Ashita all Kimi e.”
The song title of the four-letter idiom shows how they are attracted to each other.
The central part of the movie is played in a beautiful scene where the density of relationships increases. However, I would be happy if you could enjoy it with a free interpretation.
Also, thank you for the invitation, it’s just one word, but this is the first time I’ve challenged myself as a voice actor. It was a valuable experience. So please go easy on me.
