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Great explanation, Delirium!! You described the situation really well.
I think that besides what Delirium explained, there's also the fact that Ayu was releasing music way faster than other artists at the time, and that got people's attention. In just two years she had released about 13 singles, 2 albums, remix albums... People were impressed with the speed she would release new things, she would be recording songs for a new single and, at the same time, she would be already writing the lyrics for the next one, though Ayu herself didn't really realize she was doing things differently. She said on later interviews that she didn't really understand at the time how other artists used to do things, so she didn't know that she was releasing much more than the average. And, of course, there's the sound. LOVEppears sounded quite different than the common j-pop sound at the time. Sometimes I think that a big part of how brilliant her first years' music was was due to how little she understood of music and the industry at the time, which allowed her to make things her own way without trying to do what was common at the music industry at the time. Quote:
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