The music video for peanut butters’ song “Anxiety Time.” It depicts “anxiety” lurking just nearby, blended into everyday scenes. “Anxiety” disguises itself as a living creature and boards public transportation, and it overflows one after another into the text written on memo pads, graph paper, office labels, and composition paper. By extensively using methods that break the rules of templates familiar to everyone, it was mixed into the animation.

Deep in the forest, a tiny creature gently plays music――. Each time that sound echoes through the woods, seeds sprout, plants are born, and the world comes alive with color. This work is a magical, heartwarming animation centered on the connection between music and life. It portrays the power of sound and the miracle of life born from harmony with nature. The film was created using Blender and expressed through a charming low-poly visual style. By adopting a simple yet warm design, we aimed to create an atmosphere that gently envelops viewers in the world of the story. We also paid close attention to the subtle direction of light and movement, carefully depicting the forest awakening each time the music resonates. The music is an original composition written by cokiyu, a musician known for creating many fantastical pieces and for contributing music to the film Kokuhaku, starring Takako Matsu. The delicate, dreamlike melodies breathe life into the visuals and add deeper color to the story. Please enjoy this gentle tale of magic, where a small sound can change the world.

Description: Yaeji arranged the ringtone for Samsung’s GALAXY S23, and Lately Hands was in charge of the music video. Technique: Stop motion The grains of the music are expressed as characters. The music created by Yaeji—the characters—drift above the city, split apart, come back together somewhere else, and blend into the streets. It evokes the image of music seeping into everyday life, scenery, and the air. The film was shot by combining city structures with characters made from flat paper. It is an experimentally produced work.