dustbox
2011/01/01
''dustbox'' was formed mainly on part of vo/gr''Suga'' in 1996. Shortly afterward childfood friend part of base''Joji''--of Suga) joined a dustbox. In addition part of drums ''Reiji'' joined that from 2000 than through all one's for tunes arrived at current music of dustbox. While being a Japanese, an encounter with a certain overseas number music formed them. A style to sing in english is such a…… more
BEGIN
2011/01/01
Begin is a popular Japanese three-man pop group from Ishigaki Island, Okinawa, Japan. Their sound contains many elements of traditional Okinawan folk music, and prominently features the sanshin, an Okinawan three-stringed banjo. Perhaps their most famous song are “Shimanchunu Takara”, “Nada Sousou”.
The members of ‘BEGIN’ have been friends since elementary school. They also attended the same seni…… more
phatmans after school
2011/01/01
phatmans after school is a four-piece band from Sapporo.
They use bear icons ,never showing their figure.
Their major label second single “Tsukiyomi” was chosen for an ending theme of a TV anime“Yozakura Quartet Hana no Uta”.
In 2014, they released their first album “Sekaono kotoha” going onto 7-venue solo show tour, which was a complete sold out tour.
In 2015, they released their first doub…… more
SLY MONGOOSE
2011/01/01
Sly Mongoose is Japans leading instrumentla band who’s style is a crossover of many genres such as rock, funk, reggae, dub, house, afro etc. one of their most famous songs “snakes and ladders” was released to great acclaim with a Rub’n'Tug mix on Mule earlier. also included on a mix CD by Radio Slave it was one of the defining clubtracks in 2006. the second Sly Mongoose release on Mule is set to …… more
C&K
2011/01/01
A vocal duo of CLIEVY (Super High-tone, born in Tochigi Prefecture) and Keen (Silky voice, born in Kagoshima Prefecture). They are the advocates of their own creation: a new musical genre named “JAM” in which musical essences of various genres, such as disco, funk, soul, reggae, folk, and ‘80s pops is mixed up. They call themselves the “genre busters” in an attempt to tear down the walls between …… more