My Collection of Anime Songs

My Collection of Anime Songs is the kind of release that instantly makes sense on vinyl: a tight, curated set of eight songs that captures why AiNA THE END has become one of the most compelling modern voices in Japanese pop. Her tone sits in a rare space - raw but controlled, emotional without melodrama - and that intensity translates perfectly to anime, where a theme song isn’t background music, it’s narrative fuel.

This collection pulls together major tie-in tracks across some of the most talked-about recent titles, including Dandadan, Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury, The Apothecary Diaries, Mononoke (both Phantom In The Rain and The Ashes of Rage), and Moonrise. It’s a set that moves naturally between tenderness and pressure, romance and dread, and that uniquely cinematic push anime music is expected to carry. If you’ve followed AiNA’s career arc - from her BiSH years to her fully realized solo era - this pressing feels like a focused snapshot of where she shines brightest right now: storytelling through voice.

The presentation is equally collector-minded. The exclusive artwork by mochipanko carries the mood and visual language of the “革命道中 - On The Way” campaign into a full LP statement, and the included 12” lyric booklet (Japanese and English) makes this feel like an international release done properly - meant to be played, held, and revisited. Transparent vinyl for the second pressing is the final touch: clean, elegant, and display-worthy without stealing attention from the music.