WakelessDream 2,278 Posted April 10 A newly re-recorded version of Hikari has released on Utada Hikaru's latest album, Science Fiction. The album, which released today features 26 tracks including newly mixed and re-recorded songs from across the singer's discography. Hikari, and its English language counterpart, Simple and Clean, have of course featured prominently as opening and ending themes throughout various games in the Kingdom Hearts series. Back in January the tracklist for Science Fiction revealed Hikari, as one of the many songs on the album receiving a re-recording. You can check out Hikari (Re-Recording) on the singer's official YouTube channel below In the lead up to Science Fiction's release Utada Hikaru's official YouTube channel was also uploading 4K versions of previous music videos, including those for Hikari and Passion. You can also listen to the full Science Fiction album on various music streaming platforms now. What do you think of the newly re-recorded version of Hikari? Let us know in the comments below! View full article 1 Movies798 reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Movies798 1,358 Posted April 10 This re-recording was pretty good. Love the original version, but this version is one of the better remixes, in my opinion. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
FadedSparkle 18 Posted April 17 (edited) Honestly, I hate it. If soulless had a feel to it this would be it IMHO. Edited April 17 by FadedSparkle Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
NeoLimitForm 31 Posted May 21 When this came out I was listening to a lot of Utada's discography. I thought Science Fiction was good for what it was. But I find myself going back and listening to the original releases on the albums they were from over listening to this. I don't think any of the tracks are bad, they just feel different and the vibe-switch of some of them is a little jarring when I'm so used to the original mixes. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites