This was revealed as a part of 'ayu Creator Challenge', a project in which Hamasaki remixes her songs using her own voice and offers them to her fans. You can now download a cappella versions of 25 songs, including "A Song for xx," "Fly high," "MY ALL," and "No way to say" on her official website. She plans to add 50 more songs in the coming days, so stay tuned!

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