The official YouTube channel for Sorairo Utility released a lyric video for Episode 7’s insert song, “Zubatto☆Shot Kubittake!!!” Animated by Yostar Pictures, the video features the show’s oldest members and is a love song to the old driving rock songs that were so prevalent in early anime—something that the video’s animation also pays heed to.
Hiroki Takahashi, the legendary singer of Dragon Ball fame, performs the song, which will be included in the upcoming Sorairo Utility soundtrack.
Production credit for the song/video includes:
- Aki Dobashi – Lyrics
- Daisuke Horita – Composition, Arrangement, Recording/Mixing Engineering
- Taku Yabuki – Piano
- ZENTA – Guitars
- Sae Otake – Bass
- Katsuhiko Endo – Drums
- Yuri Nakamura – Saxophone
- Tatsuhiko Yoshizawa – Trumpet
- Trombone – YOSHIO
- Hiromasa Kobayashi – Mastering
- Sayo Saito – Illustrations
OST Release Info
A special event will be held on the album’s release date (March 26), and it will include performances by the unit HAM, which consists of the show’s main trio (Takagi Miyu, Amami Yurina, and Goto Ayasa). Pony Canyon 3F’s Event Space in Tokyo will host the event.
Fans of the show can gain access by buying the upcoming mini-album (releasing February 19) at any of the following stores:
- AKIHABARA Gamers main store
- Animate Akihabara 1st Building
- Animate Ikebukuro main store
- Gamers Namba store
- Yodobashi Camera Multimedia Akiba
Preorder the Zubatto☆Shot Kubittake!!! CD here, and the Sorairo Utility soundtrack here.
What’s Sorairo Utility About?
Minami Aoba is the kind of girl that most people don’t even realize exists. And that’s a fact that causes her great concern. Fearing she’ll always be a background character, Minami sets out to find her something special. Yet, no matter what she tries, nothing really gets her going. But when an act of kindness takes her to a golf driving range, she finds what she’s been looking for. Falling in love with the sport at first swing, Minami takes her first step to becoming a lead character by embracing the green.
HIDIVE is simulcasting the Yostar Pictures animated TV-anime.
Source: Sorairo Utility YouTube, Sorairo Utility Website
© Aki Hamaji / Hobunsha, Aniplex
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