Bo Harwood (1946–2022) was an American sound engineer, recording engineer, and songwriter, best known for his long-standing collaboration with film director John Cassavetes. She was involved in the production of films such as *Husbands*, *A Woman Under the Influence*, *The Man Who Killed the Chinese Bookie*, *Opening Night*, and *Love Streams*. As for standalone music releases, the only material available was what she had published online in 2013, so this new album release is a truly delightful surprise. Rather than technical virtuosity or grand orchestration, this album features simple songs centered around guitar and piano, vocals that are slightly awkward and wavering, and a recording that captures an intimate sense of closeness. It captures the fragility and rawness of the rough, demo-stage performances that Cassavetes reportedly favored, along with the improvisational playing and the back-and-forth during production. It also serves as a record that offers a glimpse into the creative process of the two artists. It possesses the charm of private, home-recorded music. The album features nine romantic and emotionally rich tracks plus one secret track, including songs co-written and composed by Cassavetes, soundtrack pieces from his films, and music from *The Bach Train* (1969)—the first feature film for which Harwood composed the score. You can preview the tracks from the tracklist. Definitely a recommended release! (Original Japanese text by Adachi)