Sai Yamamoto signed to Universal Records >4/17 to compose his first song "Wheel Grass" after flying solo

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After graduating from NMB48 in November last year, Yamamoto (25 years old) announced on January 1 that his solo concert would officially start, officially signed a contract with Universal Records, and released his first solo album "Wheel Grass" on April 17. The theme song was written and composed by Yamamoto himself, with Seiji Kameda as the chief planner.

Yamamoto debuted at NMB48 on his album Rainbow, released in October 2016. Although the second album "identity" was released in October 2017, the single was released for the first time. With the idea of "wanting more people in the world to hear this song", he signed with Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift, and Universal Records, a foreign record label belonging to the bulletproof youth group BTS. The label has hosted universal concerts by Back Number, Elephant Kashimashi, and Mikazu Sato.

Yamamoto not only composed the lyrics for the theme song "Wheel Grass", but also performed the guitar accompaniment himself. The song contains a strong will to "want to live tenaciously even if one day it will wither", and there will be encounters when spring is coming.

Two songs related to love were also written and composed by Yamamoto himself, the guitar accompaniment to "You and the Old Camera" was produced by Teraoka, and the accompaniment to the other (with an unsettled title) will be produced using a music synthesis system.

This work will be sold in three forms: FC limited disk, initial limited disk, and usual disk. The FC Limited Disc and the First Limited Disc will be accompanied by a DVD, a mv of "Wheel Grass" and a video of the first solo event conference, as well as a tidbit of Yamamoto's new image after boldly cutting off 30 cm of hair.

The FC limited disc is accompanied by live-action photos of I'm Ready's first Saitama performance. Only members of the official fan club SYC can purchase the limited Universal Music Story UNIVERSAL MUSIC STORE. Those who make an appointment to purchase can enjoy preferential benefits, and each chain store will come with a variety of A2 size posters and postcards with different patterns. (Jiu Xinnai/Translation)