YUI From Me to You Full Album

Yui is usually a Japanese pop singer who comes from Fukuoka, Japan. She sings, plays beginners guitar, and began writing poetry inside the ninth grade. Aspiring to be a professional musician, Yui began carrying around her guitar and singing for the sea shores of Shingu and also the rice fields of Kaminofu.

From Me to You is Yui's debut album, released on February 22, 2006. Since then, it is selling rather effectively, reaching 9th around the weekly most sold album charts. Currently, the girl with on a nationwide tour promoting her new album.

One reason the album has been doing so well is simply because Yui's voice, basically, is beautiful. Her voice is solid and she or he displays great mastery in switching between her powerful voice and her wispy and raspy styles, especially before she rips in to a chorus. Her voice does seem like a young girl's on occasion but given that the girl with only nineteen it's actually not that big of an deal and radiates a much more natural feel. Yui's voice just isn't overproduced, starting a "live" feel, as though jane is really soaking in your lounge singing.

Yui's songwriting is actually superb. Her lyrics are fantastic, and her choruses are extremely powerful, they'll haunt you inside your sleep for the following six months. Doubtful? Give a hear "Merry Go Round" or "Feel My Soul," songs that begin slow until they hit the chorus after which explode. Yui includes a definite talent for writing sensational vocal hooks in her own repertoire. The song "I Know" has among the catchiest vocal intros ever. Her slow ballads may also be full of emotion, "Tokyo" and "Blue Wind" are songs that can, undoubtedly, tingle your spine. Yui proves that music is really universal. It doesn"t matter should you choose or don"t understand Japanese, because after you hear her sing, you will understand her songs on the heart, and within the end, that's all that matters.

From Me to You is often a pop album, however, you'll find definite roots embedded deeply in rock. Although, the tunes is played out by studio musicians, Yui writes the tunes and lyrics, and continues playing her electric guitar at gigs.

The music with this album is brilliant. Unlike many pop acts inside the States in which the percussion is either a machine or maybe a musty musician, the drums about this are definitely not stale. Drummer Masayuki Muraishi, incorporates ghost notes, doubles, buzz rolls, as well as other hi-hat syncopations with the assortment of crash accents into simple beats, which make the drums roar alive! The bassist, Tatsuhiro Endo, syncs while using drums to experiment with a vivid purring intro in "Just My Way" and plays marvelous fills throughout "Life." Hideyuki Suzuki, plants simple but spectacular guitar solo’s in numerous songs through the album; his intro to "Spiral and Escape" is usually very simple but astonishingly catchy. These musicians play off 1 another extremely well, each complimenting the mediocre ones style while supporting Yui"s stunning vocals.

If you ever see this album, buy it. Even if you haven't ever listened to a pop album inside your life. Even if all you could ever hear is death metal. Buy it. Download it. Steal it from a friend. However you must obtain it, obtain it. This is any particular one hidden album sitting with a shelf worth lots of times over its shop price.

Tracklist

1. Merry Go Round
2. Feel My Soul
3. Ready To Love
4. Swing Of Lie
5. Life
6. Blue Wind
7. I Can’t Say
8. Simply White
9. Just My Way
10. Tomorrow’s Way
11. I Know
12. Tokyo
13. Spiral & Escape

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