Rolelush

Rolelush has a unique connection with anime soundtracks, and some of their most popular tracks showcase this. "Book of Circus (Soundtrack from the Anime 'Black Butler' Book of Circus)" stands out with its blend of orchestral elements and character-driven emotion. Similarly, "Nocturne in the Afternoon (Soundtrack from the Anime 'Angel Beats')" offers a reflective soundscape that resonates with many fans.

Other noteworthy tracks include "Crime and Punishment (Soundtrack from the Anime 'Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood')" and "Trisha's Lullaby," both of which evoke powerful themes from their respective series. "The Slightly Chipped Full Moon," "Ame Okuri No Uta," and "Clear the Table" further showcase the depth of Rolelush's work in this genre. "Eminent" and "Butou" also highlight their ability to blend narrative and music seamlessly, making their compositions memorable for listeners.

Rolelush has been active with recent releases that showcase their classical and orchestral style. The latest album, “Scarlatti: 16 Sonatas, Vol. 2,” released in 2025, continues the exploration of Scarlatti’s work, following the earlier “Scarlatti, D: 15 Sonatas, Vol. 1.” Both albums highlight the intricate structure of Scarlatti's compositions, allowing listeners to engage with the melodies in a fresh context. In addition, the album “Piano Melancholy,” released in 2022, offers a different emotional landscape, emphasizing a contemplative approach to piano music.

On the singles front, “Khristaforov: Ballade in G-Sharp Minor” is set to be released in 2025, adding a contemporary touch to the catalog. Another recent single, “The Slightly Chipped Full Moon (From 'Black Butler'),” also released in 2025, brings a familiar theme to a new audience. The single “The Flow,” from 2023, presents a more modern interpretation of orchestral sound. Additionally, “Glinka: Nocturne in F Minor 'La Separation'” was released in 2021, offering a classic piece for listeners who appreciate traditional forms.

The collaboration on “Keyboard Sonata in D Minor, Kk. 9” with Domenico Scarlatti highlights a blend of styles that showcases the intricate dialogue between the two musicians. This piece reflects an interplay of melody and rhythm that is engaging to listen to, revealing the unique musical language that both artists contribute.

Scarlatti’s influence is palpable in the work, as he brings a distinct flair that complements the composition. The combination of their talents adds a fresh perspective to the sonata, making it a noteworthy collaboration. The piece stands out not only for its technical proficiency but also for the emotional depth that emerges through their united efforts.