Mizue Takada - Monologue

Review by Steven Shaw

Monologue by Mizue Takada is a beautiful album that showcases her talent as a pianist and composer. The album consists of ten tracks, each with its own unique style and mood. The music is predominantly instrumental, with the occasional use of vocals in some tracks.

The album begins with the track "Monologue," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The track is a beautiful piano piece that is both calming and reflective. The next few tracks, such as "Rainy Day" and "Nostalgia," continue this theme of introspection and reflection, with their gentle melodies and soothing rhythms.

As the album progresses, the mood shifts slightly, with tracks like "Fading Memories" and "Broken Dreams" taking on a more melancholic tone. However, even in these more somber tracks, Mizue Takada's skill as a pianist shines through, and the music remains beautiful and captivating.

The album concludes with the track "Euphoria," which is a fitting end to the journey that Monologue takes the listener on. The track is upbeat and optimistic, leaving the listener feeling uplifted and hopeful.

Summary by Steven Shaw

Monologue by Mizue Takada is a stunning album that showcases her talent as a musician and composer. The music is beautiful and captivating, and the album as a whole is a journey of introspection and reflection. Highly recommended for fans of instrumental music and piano-based compositions.