Nao’ymt delivers the 8th installment of his 25th anniversary project, “Someone give this emotion a name.” Slow soul sings the feelings of “I’m glad I was born” floating in the sunset

The new song “Someone Name Your Emotion” was released on August 1st as the eighth installment of the Yata Naoaki 2025 project, which commemorates the 25th anniversary of her career, which was launched by Nao’ymt.

“Someone Give These Feelings Named” is a song that started off with the incredibly beautiful sunset I saw on my way home from the station on a summer evening, and the overflowing emotions of “I’m glad I was born.” When Nao’ymt realizes the importance of the people he has met, the importance of what he finds, and the miracle, he gently makes a sound that “unexpressed emotions” that fills his heart.

Even though I know the farewell that will soon come, I still want to believe that I will “be seen again.” With those feelings in mind, tears almost fall forth – the chorus that emotionally depicts this shaking heart in falsetto is just like the colour of a sunset.

As the title “Someone Names These Feelings,” suggests, this work sympathizes with listeners’ hearts by sharing “nameless emotions.” Following “Fading,” Nao’ymt’s “summer” depicts “adult sensibility,” in which nostalgia and quiet passion coexist.

This work was also written by Nao’ymt and composed the lyrics, composition, track making and vocals, and mastered by Dave Kutch, who has worked on The Weeknd and Billie Eilish, following the previous work. The delicate, enveloping soundscape quietly overlaps with the passion that lays in the song.

The Yata Naoaki 2025 project is scheduled to release new songs on the 1st of each month from January to December 2025, and “Someone Give This Feeling” is the eighth album. Nao’ymt’s attitude of continuing to face “emotions that can only be drawn in music” resonates deeply with this work.

|| Nao’ymt – Someone give this sentiment a name Release information

Nao’ymt: “Someone gives this feeling a name.”

Release date: August 1, 2025

https://orcd.co/08_dareka

Written, Composed, Produced, Performed, and Mixed by Nao’ymt

Mastered by Dave Kutch

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|| Nao’ymt Profile

Born in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo. He has consistently written lyrics, composed music and track makeup, and has had a major influence on the Japanese music scene through the production of Miura Daichi, Amuro Namie, AI, and Yamashita Tomohisa. He is also well known for his singing.

His masterpiece, “Sphere” (Miura Daichi), is an album consisting of 17 songs, featuring field recordings of the sounds of the four seasons from all over Japan, with the theme of “Japanese beauty and reincarnation.” He was highly praised as a literary and artistic attempt to connect land, time and spirit through music.

Amuro Namie has provided 28 songs including “Baby Don’t Cry” and “Get Myself Back,” boasting the largest number of songs offered after Komuro Tetsuya. He has also been pioneering activities in ambient and instrumental as well, and has also worked hard to develop newcomers through lectures at Ableton Japan and Nagoya University of the Arts.

In 2025, he has expanded his range of activities across genres, including providing songs for the Osaka Kansai Expo and providing songs for the game “DEATH STRANDING 2: ON THE BEACH.”