J-Pop queen singing surrounded by the musicians of Hiatus Kaiyote?

Polyrhythms, polyphonic voices, and mind-boggling synths from Tokyo’s acclaimed alternative trio Cero.

As a new (male) drummer has joined the (female) trio tricot, now they are touring the US with TTNG, POLYPHIA, and CHON.

Born in Kyoto, now based in Tokyo, the singer-songwriter Tatsuya Kokufu (国府達矢) released his first album in 15 years, titled “Rock Buddha”.

Inspired by anything from traditional folk to J-Pop, the singer-songwriter Baku Furukawa (古川麦) offers us songs both in English and Japanese on his new album “Seascape”.

Yuta Orisaka (折坂悠太) plays folk music in a very Japanese style, but it also includes influences from various places around the world.

Hailing from Shiretoko, Hokkaido, Hatis Noit finally releases her international debut EP “Illogical Dance”. To our joy, we can get vinyl edition of her exquisite works.

Riding in a caravan, they are watching scenery and time going by. Kicell’s new video, directed by music producer, singer-songwriter Videotapemusic, might take us to another world.

Japanese AOR, Shibuya-kei musician Yasuyuki Horigome (堀込泰行) has made a new masterpiece with young indie R&B group D.A.N., who added loops of beats and melodies to Yasuyuki’s demo track.

If Sufjan Stevens played the Beach Boys’ “Pet Sounds”, he might sound just like the new album from Japanese quartet Kedama.