Ayabie - Melody

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Album Review: Melody by Ayabie – A Rock Gem from Japan Released in 2011 under Happinet, Melody by Ayabie is one of those albums that sneaks up on you. It’s not just another rock record; it’s got this raw energy mixed with a touch of Japanese finesse that makes it stand out. The band hails from Japan, and their roots show—there’s something about the way they blend melody and grit that feels both familiar and refreshingly different. Let’s dive into two tracks that really stuck with me. First off, “0010101.0.” Yeah, I know, the title looks like binary code or some secret hacker message, but don’t let that fool you. This track kicks things off with an explosive intro that grabs your attention right away. The guitar riffs are sharp, almost biting, but there’s also this underlying groove that keeps pulling you back in. What makes it memorable? Probably how unpredictable it feels—it shifts gears when you least expect it, keeping you hooked till the very end. Then there’s the titular track, “Melody.” If you’re looking for something more emotional, this is where the album shines brightest. The vocals have this haunting quality to them, like they’re telling a story you can’t quite put into words. Paired with the soaring instrumentation, it creates this bittersweet vibe that lingers long after the song ends. You might find yourself humming it hours later without even realizing it. Oh, and we can’t skip mentioning “彼方、繋がる空へ” (Kanata, Tsunagaru Sora e). While I didn’t spend as much time dissecting this one, its atmospheric build-up gives the album a sense of closure. It’s like staring at the horizon, wondering what comes next—a fitting way to wrap things up. What’s wild about Melody is how it balances intensity with introspection. One moment you’re headbanging, and the next you’re lost in thought. Ayabie doesn’t just play music—they craft experiences. And honestly? That’s rare these days. Here’s the kicker though: listening to this album felt like rediscovering an old friend I never knew I had. Sure, it came out over a decade ago, but good rock never really gets old. So if you’re tired of the same ol’ playlists and want something with heart—and maybe a few rough edges—give Melody a spin. Trust me, it won’t disappoint.

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Artist: Ayabie
Album: Melody

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
彼方、繋がる空へ
0010101.0
Melody

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Catalog Numbers

HMCH-1027

Labels

Happinet

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Formats

  • CD
  • Maxi-Single

About Ayabie

Not to be confused with , which was also pronounced "ayabi" and featured several members in common. Following internal disputes, 4 of the 5 remaining members of ¢äÓ¨ left the band to form a new band in 2010. The new group was named AYABI, usually written in all capitals. Though the two groups would be easy to distinguish in the Japanese market (because ¢äÓ¨ never romanized their name on their merchandise in Japan), ¢äÓ¨'s albums were distributed in Europe under the romanized name of "Ayabi

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  • AYABIE

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The Japanese rock band Ayabie released their album *Melody* in 2011 under the label Happinet. It’s a mix of hard-hitting rock and emotional tunes. One standout track is "彼方、繋がる空へ," which translates to "Beyond, To the Connected Sky." The album even includes a track titled *0010101.0*, which sounds like it could be some kind of secret code. Rock with a twist of mystery!