Three and a half minutes, and you come out of it winded. Minami doesn't sing this one so much as tear it out of her throat, verses packed so tight there's no gap left to inhale, chorus landing like something structural giving way. The piano keeps a polite little pulse underneath while the vocal completely comes apart on top, and that gap is the entire song: the Natsuo, Hina and Rui mess compressed into one take, the thing you want and the thing you'll wreck to get it. Plenty of people bailed on Domestic na Kanojo halfway through and still have this sitting in a playlist, which tells you exactly who won that trade. It's a single track with no plot to hide behind, so it just hits you directly. You'll reach for replay before the last note finishes decaying.

A music video for "Kawaki wo Ameku," a song performed by Minami. The same track also served as the opening theme for the anime Domestic na Kanojo, so viewers who know that series may recognize it. The release consists of a single video built around the song.