“Shuka / Room no.38” released the new music song “Still, Would You Love Me?”
“Shuka / Room no.38” just dropped the new and hot song “Still, Would You Love Me?”. It will contain the song 'Still, Would You Love Me?' . Enjoy the J-Pop sound from the far east Asia.
A quiet love song that slowly rises with emotion.
It begins with a question and grows into a prayer.
Set in empty intersections before dawn and rain soaked streets,
the song traces a fragile feeling that gains warmth and intensity.
Minimal sounds, expanding emotion.
A story of choosing love while everything else feels uncertain.
You can find and check the “Still, Would You Love Me?” at 'Apple Music', 'Spotify', 'LINE MUSIC', 'iTunes Store', 'Amazon Music Unlimited' etc. Click here to see. Still, Would You Love Me?
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Still, Would You Love Me?
Shuka / Room no.38
Relase date：2026-02-19
Genre：
J-Pop
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Shuka / Room no.38
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shuka / Room no.38.
While centered on ballads and J-pop,
I focus not on expressing emotions as they are,
but on putting into words the process in which emotions waver, break, and distort.
Rather than offering healing or answers,
I value leaving untouched areas and ambiguous in-between states exactly as they are.
I see music not as something that heightens emotion,
but as a rhythm through which thought moves forward.
I move across genres such as hip hop, rock, EDM, and K-pop,
choosing the form that best fits the expression.
Sincerity over clarity.
The present moment over completion.
These sounds and words are not a story of searching for myself,
but a record of being alive here and now.
The form of each song is not limited to ballads, EDM, or hip hop.
Starting from poetry, I choose only the sounds that are necessary.
I value the uniqueness of what only I can write.
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