Singles Bon Voyage (Kumi Koda album)



the music video lalalalala shot @ venice boardwalk (pictured above) in venice beach, california. koda s first music video shot in united states.


koishikute released album s second single on december 26, 2012. upon release, garnered positive reviews music critics. many critics commended song s composition, lyrical content, , koda s vocal delivery; critics had highlighted album stand out, , labelled gem . single suffered in physical sales in japan, reaching number 7 on japanese oricon singles chart , selling on 23,000 units. remains koda s lowest selling single since hot stuff in 2005. however, song certified gold riaj digital sales of 100,000 units. accompanying music video single shot in tokyo ryuji seki; features koda singing song in subway , in small room.


summer trip released album s third single , first extended play single on july 31, 2013. ep consists of 4 interlude tracks, 2 album tracks: lalalalala , touch down , , unreleased track trap? . upon release, summer trip received garnered positive reviews music critics. many critics commended tracks individually composition , song writing. summer trip debuted @ number 6 on japanese singles chart, , sold on 20,000 units. lalalalala charted on japan s hot 100 @ number 23. koda s lowest selling ep date, surpassing gossip candy (2010) sold on 84,000 units. music videos lalalalala , touch down shot in venice beach, california.


dreaming now! released album s fourth , final single on november 13, 2013, same day koda s 30th birthday. song written koda in honor of japan s part in 2013 volleyball world grand champion cup men , women, both of held in japan. upon release, garnered positive reviews music critics. many critics commended tracks composition , labelled anthem games. despite out selling both koishikute , summer trip on 26,000 units sold, charted lower on japanese oricon singles chart @ number nine. charted @ number 33 on japan s hot 100 chart. accompanying music video dreaming now! shot in tokyo.








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