Aya Shimazu (Aya Shimazu) releases the music video for “Itsudemo Futari,” a song she sings in memory of her late beloved dog.

■“Itsudome Futari” was created with the theme of “living with sadness that cannot be easily healed”

Aya Shimazu (Aya Shimazu) has released the music video for “Itsudemo Futari”.

“Itsudemo Futari” is a song from the cover album “AYA’s Soul Searchin’ -Aretha Franklin-” in which Aya Shimazu sings Aretha Franklin’s famous songs as Aya Shimazu. This is the only original song on the album with Japanese lyrics.

“Itsudemo Futari” is a song that Shimazu sang in memory of his late beloved dog.

In 2023, just before the recording of Aretha Franklin’s song “Think,” Shimazu’s toy poodle girl, who had lived with her as a precious family member like her own child, suddenly passed away due to illness. Deeply hurt and exhausted, Shimazu was far from mentally fit to go into the studio, and the vocal recording had to be temporarily postponed.

Considering the feelings of Shimazu, who seems to be overwhelmed by the feeling of loss after losing his precious family, “Itsudome Futari” was created with the theme of “Living despite the sadness that cannot be easily healed.” is a song that will touch your heart with Shimazu’s gentle and warm singing voice, as if speaking to your beloved child.

The music video for “Itsudemo Futari” was created by Tarafu Otani, who has worked on numerous works as an animation artist. This song is full of Shimazu’s thoughts, and the content is full of compassion, with the worldview of “ephemeral yet gentle, moving forward even while carrying sadness” that Otani Tarafu describes. There is.

In addition, on TBS’s “Wanny Observation Variety Animal Ring” scheduled to be broadcast from 8:00 pm on October 31st, a funny scene between Shimazu and his dog will be broadcast. Be sure to check it out too.