Imagine the quiet after a long day. You’re scrolling through endless feeds, faces smiling, lives edited to perfection. Yet, inside, you feel a little unbalanced. That’s when Retroriron’s Anbalance Blend finds you.
Released on October 9, 2024, this five-minute track dares to move against today’s fast-consumption trend. With a 43-second intro that makes you wait, it feels less like a pop single and more like a personal invitation: slow down, listen, and feel what it means to be imperfect together.
Verse 1 – Hiding the Truth
Japanese: 間違ってなんかないのに 誤魔化す癖がついたな
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Romaji: Machigatte nanka nai noni gomakasu kuse ga tsuita na
English: Though I’ve done nothing wrong, I’ve grown used to hiding it.
The song opens with resignation—a confession whispered in the dark. It’s not just about one person; it captures the exhaustion of anyone who has ever swallowed their words to avoid conflict. Anbalance Blend begins in this space of defense and self-deception, mirroring how modern relationships often feel.
Pre-Chorus – Distance and Disconnection
Japanese: 君には分からないさ 放っておいてよねえ
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Romaji: Kimi ni wa wakaranai sa hotte oite yo nee
English: You wouldn’t understand, just leave me alone.
The narrator pushes away, convinced that real understanding might not be possible. But even in rejection, a hidden desire to be seen lingers beneath the words.
Chorus – A Fragile Plea
Japanese: 報われなくていいから 今は僕だけを見ててよ。
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Romaji: Mukuware nakute ii kara ima wa boku dake wo mitete yo.
English: I don’t need to be rewarded, just look at me now.
Suddenly, defense collapses into vulnerability. The chorus is a fragile plea: “Even if love is one-sided, even if it’s imperfect—please, see me.” Retroriron wraps these raw words in bright horns and pop energy, creating an intentional unbalance between sound and meaning.
Bridge – Letting the Guard Down
Japanese: 君なら構わないさ 恥ずかしいけどね
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Romaji: Kimi nara kamawanai sa hazukashii kedo ne
English: If it’s you, I don’t mind—though it’s embarrassing.
Here, something shifts. The walls fall for one person, “you.” What was once rejection becomes a trembling permission to be known. The song transforms from resignation to hope—the moment when imperfect honesty feels possible.
Climax – Embracing Failure, Together
Japanese: “間違ってない” この失敗が今の僕を作っている
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Romaji: “Machigatte nai” kono shippai ga ima no boku wo tsukutte iru
English: “They weren’t wrong”—these failures made me who I am today.
The climax rejects perfection. Instead, it reframes mistakes as part of identity. By embracing flaws, the narrator discovers a path toward connection—not through balance, but through blending differences, even the broken ones.
The Sound of Unbalance
Musically, Anbalance Blend is a paradox. Its long intro resists instant gratification. Its pop brightness collides with lyrics about resignation and shame. Suzune’s soulful vocals carry both defiance and tenderness. This tension—between surface and depth, brightness and pain—embodies the unbalance of real relationships.
Why Anbalance Blend Matters
In an age where curated perfection dominates social feeds, Retroriron sings about the beauty of imperfection. The song reminds us that relationships are not about symmetry or flawless harmony—they are about standing in the mess together, embracing failures as part of love.
Anbalance Blend doesn’t promise an easy story. It promises something better: the courage to say, I am flawed, and I want to love you anyway.
Conclusion: An Invitation to Listen
Retroriron’s Anbalance Blend is not background music. It’s a mirror, a diary, and a quiet revolution against superficial perfection. Its story moves from self-deception, to fragile pleas, to the celebration of failure as part of love.
👉 Put on your headphones, close your eyes, and let Anbalance Blend remind you: the most beautiful connections are always a little unbalanced.
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