It's All Right

"It's All Right" finds Kadomatsu in a sunnier register — the tension of late-night desire replaced by the easy confidence of morning-after assurance. The production carries his signature fingerprints: crisp rhythm guitar, bass that grooves without effort, synthesizer textures that feel expensive but never cold. Vocally he inhabits the song's mood completely, delivering each phrase with a practiced warmth that makes reassurance feel earned rather than performed. The lyrical arc is simple but satisfying — the affirmation that things will work out, that this feeling is stable, that the present moment is enough. In the context of Japanese city pop, this kind of uncomplicated optimism carries its own nostalgic weight, a vision of urban life as fundamentally manageable and pleasurable. Best heard while traveling somewhere familiar at a comfortable speed.