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Highlights include the synth-driven dancer “Starlight Movement,” the floating mellow boogie “Last Runner,” the Joe Hisaishi–arranged “Ivory Coast,” and the Balearic-flavored “Sundial” arranged by Shiro Sagisu (who handled four tracks). Featured in WA B·O·O·G·I·E: 1980s Japanese Boogie.
Released in 1987, this popular album—written entirely by Tetsuji Hayashi—reaffirms Momoko Kikuchi’s reevaluation not only as a pure idol, but as a standout City Pop singer during the City Pop revival. |
