Kenji Ozawa
2011/01/01
Kenji Ozawa is singer/songwriter born in 1968. He made his major debut as a member of Flipper’s Guitar in 1989. His sophisticated yet poppy lyrics, fashion sense, and sound were a part of the introduction of the Japanese music movement called “Shibuya-kei”.
Ozawa started his solo career after the break up of Flipper’s Guitar in 1991. He garnered a lot of acclaim from his unique sound that comb…… more
ANARCHY STONE
2011/01/01
ANARCHY STONE consisting Maki (B & Vo), Miya (G & Cho), Yamashita (Dr & Cho)
The music message is “The Power and Sound” Three-piece girl band with a back alley with them firmly “ANARCHY STONE”, and the Girl band “cool” stuff that would make the unavoidable!
Official Website: http://anarchystone.syncl.jp/
Twitter: http://twitter.com/anasto_official
Myspace: http://jp.myspace.com/anarchystone
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Hitoe Arakaki
2011/01/01
Associated acts Speed
Hitoe Arakaki (born April 7, 1981) is the oldest member of the J-pop group Speed, which disbanded in 2000 and reformed in 2009. She was born in Okinawa, Japan, and is also known purely by her first name, Hitoe. During the Speed days, she was popularly known for her enthusiastic dancing as well as her wild and eccentric hairstyles.
In 1999, Hitoe released her first solo singl…… more
Hiroyuki Nishikata
2011/01/01
An “enka” artist born in Saga Prefecture.
Came to Tokyo when he was scouted by Kouji Tokuhisa at “The 1st The・Star Karaoke Senshuken Taikai” held in Saga, where he won the grand prize. Tokuhisa was a judge at the competition.
On July 21st 1987, debuted with the song “Hokkai Suikoden”(which won the bronze award at “The 20th Shinjuku Ongakusai”).
In 1989, became popular with the song “Touhanabi” wh…… more
MO'SOME TONEBENDER
2011/01/01
MO'SOME TONEBENDER have the distinction of being one of maybe a dozen bands of their time that really lived up to the "alternative" part of alternative rock. The group used the abrasive, fuzz-driven sound reminiscent of Hüsker Dü as a springboard, mixing it with about any other influence that stirred their fancy, from punk and industrial to synth pop and bits of jazz. This catchy, mildly demented…… more