DÉ DÉ MOUSE's new project "Wisperwave" is based on the skies of suburban Tokyo The popular chill/lo-fi label Lonely Girl has already released "Afternoon Weather," a 7-song EP set in Seiseki Sakuragaoka! This is the EP of "Wisperwave," a new project by DÉ DÉ MOUSE, who has an extraordinary love for the town of Seiseki Sakuragaoka and the Tama Hills in Tama City, Tokyo, which was also the model for Studio Ghibli's "Ears to the Sky". Starting with "Mr. Weterlies," released as a preceding single, the EP features the ballad-like piano chill "In Those Days," a song about Tojikata-zaka (commonly known as Obakezaka), "A Windy Day," with its jazzy piano, catchy cut-up voice and swaying high hat, and "Blue Sky," a refreshing piano beat inspired by a scene from "Ears to the Sky", "Lost Heart in The Rain", a sad song as if you are standing alone on a street corner in the rain, "Funny Little Cat", a peaceful afternoon time with a funky ragtime piano loop, "Way Home Melody", a nostalgic song as if you are walking home from school, a song that makes you feel as if you are in the middle of a beautiful day. The sound and titles of all the songs, which remind one of a scene in a story, are filled with the message of the Wisperwave, which wants people to go beyond work background music and enjoy chill sounds. The artwork, which captures the streets of Seiseki Sakuragaoka, is by Tomoko Oshima, an illustrator who handles all of Lonely Girl's artwork. DÉ DÉ MOUSE's new project "Wisperwave," which loves the suburbs of Tokyo, will surely take you back to that nostalgic scenery.