Drawing from a wide range of musical genres — including R&B, funk, jazz, bossa nova, classical and electronica — んoon created their own unique sound.

Singer-songwriter Shintaro Sakamoto filters soul, funk, Latin music, rock’n’roll, and vintage Japanese pop through his own lens.

On his new album “microcosm”, LEO combines jazz, classical music and electronic music with Japanese koto.

Japanese avant-garde rock band Khaki seems to be a ray of light that illuminates the future of music.

Mysterious stories about natural creatures, guardian spirits, samurais, and love from Japanese folk brother duo Kicell.

Traditional soul music with elements of jazz, hip-hop and sometimes disco, and Yuga’s smoky voice riding on it.

Japanese singer-songwriter Yuta Orisaka looks deeply into himself on his new album “Jyumon”, where folk meets rock and soul.

Passion in calmness. Walking slower than usually, more relaxed than usually, yet somehow still tense. These are the words that describe GOFISH.

If you like indie pop and musicians like Faye Webster or psychedelic rock as represented by Mac DeMarco, xiexie is the band you should listen to next.

Folk, electronica, hip-hop and tribal sounds – these components make ONI’s music sound like natural alternative pop.