About this album
Sound:
"A vibrant mix of electro-infused pop and dance rhythms that captures the essence of early 2010s Japanese club culture."
Where they were
Released on March 3, 2010, 'Player' marks Capsule's sixth studio album and showcases their continued evolution within the J-pop and electronic music scenes. Following their acclaimed album 'Fruit Candy', this release solidifies their sound as they blend catchy melodies with experimental electronic production.
Why it matters
'Player' received critical acclaim in Japan, charting in the top tier of Oricon's albums chart. Its blend of genres influences the Shibuya-kei scene, contributing to Capsule's reputation as pioneers in merging J-pop with electronic and dance music elements.
Essential tracks
- "Player" — The title track exemplifies the album's energy with infectious rhythms and playful lyrics, encapsulating Capsule's signature style.
- "Stay with You" — This song features lush synths and a catchy chorus that highlights the duo’s knack for crafting memorable hooks within a dance context.
- "I was Wrong" — This track offers a deeper emotional resonance, showcasing their ability to balance upbeat tempos with reflective lyrics, making it a standout moment.
- "The Music" — With its pulsating beats and anthemic quality, this track serves as a celebration of sound itself, embodying the album's thematic core.
Release Date
March 3, 2010
Artist Origin
Japan
Tracklist
Disc 1
- 1 Stay with You 5:23
- 2 Player 7:30
- 3 I wish You 4:03
- 4 The Music 7:35
- 5 Factory 7:33
- 6 I was Wrong 4:47
- 7 Can I Have A Word 4:36
- 8 What do you want to do 5:23
- 9 Hello 1:41
- 10 Love or Lies 5:18
Disc 2
- 1 Hello × iida (Music Clip)
