Lily

Lily’s 1978 album Don’t Worry, Don’t (気にしないで) stands as a significant entry in the Japanese pop and soul genres of the late 1970s. Released under the Express label, this album showcases Lily's unique blend of folk, jazz, and funk influences, capturing the essence of the era's West Coast sound.

A testament to Lily's artistry and her ability to blend diverse musical influences into a cohesive and captivating album. Its introspective lyrics and sophisticated arrangements make it a noteworthy entry in the Japanese pop and soul music landscape of the late 1970s. For those interested in exploring the depths of city pop and soul, this album offers a rich and rewarding experience.