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    "comment": "\"MUJINA\" is a song that references an ancient Japanese folktale about a creature called Mujina, a tanuki demon that shapeshifts into human form or other appearances to lure people into its forest to consume their souls. The band uses this concept to draw comparisons to various aspects of human relationships throughout this album.\nIn addition to incorporating this Japanese folktale, the song features Kuro from the Japanese band TAMTAM (known for their Neo-Psychedelic, Contemporary R&B, and Indie Pop sound) who collaborated on the music and vocals. This track is a blend of Neo Thai Funk from Thailand, exemplified by FORD TRIO, and TAMTAM's style, which often incorporates traditional Japanese instruments into their music. This collaboration perfectly showcases the musical cultures of both countries.\n\nhttps://fordtrio.bandcamp.com/track/mujina-feat-tamtam",
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