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LINDBERG / Kiss Me Now

LINDBERG is a four-piece rock band known as a leading female-vocal group active in the 1990s, and since resuming activities in 2014, they’ve continued to work energetically.

Their second single, “Ima sugu Kiss Me,” used as the theme song for the TV drama “Sekai de Ichiban Kimi ga Suki!” is known as their biggest hit, cementing LINDBERG’s popularity.

Maki Watase’s straightforward vocals and the band’s pop-leaning ensemble can still get your spirits up even today.

It’s a refreshing rock tune whose catchy phrases and melodies add color to the drama.

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LINDBERG/Let's Fall in Love Yeah! Yeah!

They say aging begins with the aging of our emotions and motivation, and that it starts in our forties.

To stave it off, experiences that make your heart race and fill you with excitement—things out of the ordinary—are said to be effective.

Traveling abroad is one example, and romance is also good.

Urging us to “fall in love” to the beat of straight-ahead rock—could that be the secret to staying energetic even past your forties?

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I MISS YOU

This song features a heartwarming melody that captures the feelings of bittersweet unrequited love with a light, upbeat rhythm.

It’s the perfect track for spring—one that sweeps away gloomy moods and naturally lifts the listener’s spirits.

Maki Watase’s crystalline vocals feel as if they’re speaking on behalf of a heart in love.

Released in October 1991 as the lead single from the mini-album “EXTRA FLIGHT,” this work holds an important place in LINDBERG’s career.

It’s a song that gently accompanies anyone grappling with a love that keeps missing its mark.

The more you listen, the more its charm reveals itself—so if your heart is wavering in love, be sure to give it a listen.