A hidden gem from the 90s Japanese Shibuya-kei / free soul scene. Sons of 1973 is breezy, warm, and effortlessly stylish—blending acoustic soul, soft rock, folk-pop, and gentle indie grooves.

With songs like “Best Friend” and “Sunnyday,” the album feels like a quiet afternoon in a record shop: nostalgic, sunny, and full of soft charm.

Perfect for fans of mellow city pop, Love Tambourines, Pizzicato Five, Fishmans, and 90s Japanese café vibes.

TRACKLIST

A1        Best Friend
A2        夏の続き
A3        How Much I Love You, Baby
B1        空へ (S.L. Meets HV!)
B2        Sunnyday, Holiday
B3        外はいい天気
B4        Sunshine Love (Lover's Picnic Version)