''Spin the Music'' is the ninth studio album by the Japanese singer

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drama ''Jūnen Saki mo Kimi ni Koishite'', but did not receive an official single release. Two songs on the album were taken from the ''

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'' EP, the title track and "I Pray".

Track listing

Charts

The album entered the

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Weekly Chart at number 42 after peaking at number 28 on the Daily Chart, and sold 4,439 that week.

References

{{Authority control 2010 albums Crystal Kay albums Japanese-language albums Epic Records albums