TK's second single, 'Signal', was featured as an opening for the anime 91 Days. The limited press contained two music videos, one for 'Secret Sensation' and the other for 'Like There is Tomorrow'. As before it featured a live track, this one being 'White Silence' and a song that would be reworked on White Noise along with respective B-sides as before.

Secret Sensation was released in early 2016, Kitajima's second mini-album. The limited pressing contains music videos for songs featured on the album, along with 'Haze', released on Flowering.

įantastic Magic is TK's second album and features seven new tracks, one featuring vocalist Chara, a reworking of 'Dramatic Slow Motion', and the other being 'Contrast'. Both 'Unravel' and 'Contrast' contained additional B-sides. The album also featured a live reworking of the Ling tosite sigure song 'Illusion is Mine'. The mini-album Contrast was released the same year as 'Unravel', being 2014 and featured a live DVD from the 2013 Rock in Japan Festival along with a bonus video filmed in Berlin for the song 'Tokio' (limited pressing only). The other version pressed was the standard edition, which featured three tracks, one being featured as the BGM for the Flowering DVD. And both TK and Ling tosite Sigure tracks reworked as acoustic pieces. 'Unravel' had three versions to note, one of them featuring artwork inspired by the series it fronted, the other featuring a DVD titled Killing You Softly (an acoustic live DVD) featuring the track 'Jewel of Sin', which would be featured on TK's third album White Noise. Kitajima's second release was prefaced by the single ' Unravel', which acted as the opening for the popular anime series Tokyo Ghoul and the mini-album Contrast. Musicians such as BOBO from Miyavi Crew, and Hidekazu Hinata from Nothing's Carved in Stone featured on the album. TK's first album, Flowering, was released on Jand featured alternate versions of 'Film A Moment' and 'White Silence' (both being originally featured on the DVD release Film A Moment) along with seven new tracks and an additional hidden track titled 'Sound_am326.' The limited press version featured a live studio session (DVD) of selected tracks from the album directed by P.B. TK started his solo career with a limited DVD titled Film A Moment, which features a photobook, and movie shot on 8mm film which acts as a music video for the three tracks on disc which was released in 2011.

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