After his second album ‘Love All Serve All’, the Japanese alt-pop star felt like he’d said all he could in his native language – and questioned whether he’d continue as an artist. A chance songwriting opportunity helped point him in a new direction, and eventually, to his third record, ‘Prema’.br br Fujii Kaze joined NME for the latest edition of our In Conversation series to dive into ‘Prema’, working with A.G. Cook and Tobias Jesso Jr, and the love contained within his new record.