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Ultra Blue is the fourth Japanese studio album by singer-songwriter Hikaru Utada, released in 2006. The album marks a stylistic shift for Utada, heavily featuring electronic pop, dance, and synth-rock elements alongside her earlier R&B sound. It includes the singles "Keep Tryin'" and "Passion," with the latter serving as the theme song for the Square Enix video game Kingdom Hearts II. Upon release, Ultra Blue debuted at number one on the Oricon weekly albums chart.
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Ultra Blue ranks #22 of 114 in the J Pop Album ranking, behind Hatsukoi, ahead of Best Fiction.
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When did Hikaru Utada release the album Ultra Blue?
Hikaru Utada released her fourth Japanese studio album, "Ultra Blue," in 2006. The album represents a major stylistic shift in her discography.
What genre of music is Hikaru Utada's Ultra Blue?
"Ultra Blue" marks a shift from Utada's earlier R&B sound, heavily featuring electronic pop, dance, and synth-rock elements. This blend of genres highlights her experimentation with new musical styles.
What singles are featured on the album Ultra Blue?
"Ultra Blue" includes several hit singles, such as "Keep Tryin'" and "Colors." These tracks helped define Utada's electronic pop direction during the mid-2000s.
Is Ultra Blue a studio album by Hikaru Utada?
Yes, "Ultra Blue" is Utada's fourth Japanese studio album, arriving after her massive successes with "Distance" and "Deep River." The project showcased her ability to successfully transition from R&B to electronic music.
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