The SHINYA album is one night told in order. It starts at midnight with a bad decision, goes down as far as a night can go, and ends where it began. Walk it track by track:
TRACK 01毒でいいの — Poison Is Fine
The elevator descends and the night begins with a bad decision, made quietly and on purpose. "One more sip" is the promise the whole album keeps.
TRACK 02朝になれば他人 — Strangers by Morning
A rule is set early: whatever happens tonight, morning erases the names. That deadline is what makes every hour after it burn brighter.
TRACK 03午前二時の嘘 — Lies at 2AM
Under a streetlight, the lies that only work at 2am. Both of them know. Neither of them stops.
TRACK 04夜に溺れる — Drowning in the Night
The deepest point of the night. Neon rippling on the water, bass under the skin — not sinking, surrendering.
TRACK 05午前3時まだ君を待つ — Still Waiting at 3AM
A convenience-store window, a coffee going cold, a phone that stays dark. Hope is at its most stubborn at 3am.
TRACK 06最後のキスは嘘 — The Last Kiss Was a Lie
The goodbye that tastes like the first lie of the night. Everything after this is aftermath.
TRACK 07午前4時のリピート — 4AM on Repeat
One song loops until the sky turns pale — and the last line hands you back to track one. The night never really ends.
And then 4:59 rolls over, the elevator numbers start falling again, and 毒でいいの is already playing. The album is a loop because those nights are a loop.
Hear it in one sitting: the 60-minute SHINYA mix.