A Melancholic Anthem by NUMAZ
This is the official music video for "Zinsei Chabangeki".
Tokyo-based rock band NUMAZ, known for its diverse and unique musicality, has a song in their repertoire that perfectly captures their essence - "Zinsei Chabangeki". It's a piece that takes the listener on an introspective journey, a melancholic commentary on life's tribulations and our struggle to understand and navigate them.
The song's title, "Zinsei Chabangeki", loosely translates to "Life's Farce" or "Life's Absurd Drama". The lyrics portray an individual's yearning for meaning and understanding amidst the chaotic noise of everyday life. It speaks of the desire to grasp one's true nature and to understand the true intentions behind human interactions.
The lines "人生茶番のよう この際もう, 一切合切辞めてしまおかな" suggest an exasperation with life's theatricality and a desire to abandon everything, reflecting a disillusionment with societal norms and expectations. It's a feeling of wanting to break free from the charades that seem inherent in human relationships and social obligations.
However, despite the disillusionment, the song also captures an inherent paradox. The lines "君の体温が 憎めないわ, 酷く鮮明なの" speak of an inability to hate the warmth of another person, despite the confusion and noise of daily life. It's a poignant commentary on our yearning for human connection and warmth, even amidst the complexities and disappointments of life.
"Zinsei Chabangeki" resonates deeply with listeners, offering a raw and honest portrayal of the human condition. The song reflects NUMAZ's ability to weave profound and relatable narratives through their music. It is this unique ability that sets them apart in the diverse landscape of Tokyo's rock music scene.
Whether you're a longtime fan of NUMAZ or a newcomer to their music, "Zinsei Chabangeki" is a must-listen. It's a powerful reminder of the band's storytelling prowess and their deep understanding of life's complexities and contradictions.
Additionally, a live studio performance of "Zinsei Chabangeki".
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