Dark Moonlit Noir Album Cover

A dark, cinematic album cover-style scene, the perspective is from inside a high-rise room at night, looking out from the emotionally charged interior to overlook the vast, brightly lit modern city. On the left, a solitary man slumps by a rain-drenched floor-to-ceiling window, his face obscured by deep shadows, smoke swirling upwards. He wears a dark suit or an open-collared shirt, appearing disheveled and melancholic. In the lower left foreground, two bottles of liquor, a short glass containing amber-colored whiskey, and a cluttered table reflecting a faint, warm light. On the right outside the window, a humanoid creature with enormous black wings hovers or descends above the city, forming a dramatic silhouette against the backdrop of a huge, bright full moon, surrounded by broken clouds and shimmering lights in the sky. The color palette is almost monochromatic, dominated by cool blue-black shadows, accented with subtle amber highlights from the liquor and interior lighting. The layered atmospheric fog, smoke, damp glass texture, and strong contrasts blend realistic photography with dark fantasy and lavish film noir styles, creating a melancholic and dangerous atmosphere. At the lower center of the image, a large, ornate serif title is superimposed, containing the following text:{argument name="title text" default="Soul King D'Ryoichi"} Decorative crowns and patterns are incorporated into the font. Below this, a smaller, elegant Japanese subheading is added.{argument name="subtitle text" default="The moon I looked up at was surprisingly beautiful."} This makes it look like a high-end music single cover or lyric visual, highly detailed, exquisite, cinematic, centered, and in a square format.