Falling Sunset Rollercoaster Sunset Rollercoaster has music available exclusively on Spotify. They'll be performing at this year's Summer Sonic.

Sunset Rollercoaster, a five-piece city pop band from Taiwan, has released "Spotify SinglesIt is available exclusively at

The band's music, which incorporates city pop, is mellow, pleasant to the ear, and somewhat nostalgic. The band's approach of incorporating elements from a wide range of genres and keeping listeners on their toes is one of the reasons for the band's popularity both in Japan and abroad.

The band has been gaining recognition over the years, interacting with well-known Japanese artists such as Yogee New Waves, Never Young Beach, and Mitsume. This year's music includes a reinterpretation of the band's popular song "Candlelight" and a cover of "In My Head" by fellow indie band The Loophole.

The second track, a cover of The Loophole's "In My Head," is a lighthearted cover that successfully blends the styles of Ochihi Bisha. This is a song that even those not familiar with Chinese-language music will find familiar.

In addition, a special video of the recording at the Spotify studio in Los Angeles is now available on the story function of Rakuhi Bisha. The band will be participating in this year's Summer Sonic, so not only fans of the band, but also those who think they have heard it somewhere before may want to take this opportunity to listen to it once again.

Finally, here is a comment from a fallen flyer.

Creativity is at the core of what we do , to try new sounds and styles.
From jazz-pop to electro-indie, we are excited to share the really cool sounds and technology coming out of this region with the world in both English and Chinese.
The collaboration with Spotify has given us the opportunity to rearrange our signature style and at the same time connect with listeners around the world in a new way.
This initiative is one way to bring music to the world and an opportunity to showcase the Asian music scene, which crosses diverse sounds and languages from mando-pop to indie.