New Polysics: “Let’s Dabadaba”
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Watch it above.
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Watch it above.
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGlZdOKE8Uo&hl=en_US&fs=1&] Despite having the stupidest title any song working as end credit music for a J-Drama could possibly have, Soutaiseiriron lead singer Etsuko Yakushimaru’s latest solo single sounds better than a large chunk of her main gigs latest album. Sure, “Venus To Jesus” sounds more or less like a Soutaiseiriron song (relatively minimal construction allowing…
The duo of PinkyLab and Jam Boy came together to form the project PeachJam last year, releasing one fantastic song in November called “Suisai Boy,” a electro-pop bouncer anchored by digi-smudged vocals. From one song — well, plus a short intro — now comes a slightly juicier release featuring six original songs, which hop around…
[youtube=”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKm4H3m0kMo”] I really don’t know why Friends adds (Demo) to the end of this and several other of his song titles because his whole sound centers on fuzzy recording quality. Regardless, here’s the dude’s latest blast of basement-based beach pop, “I Wonder What Your Mom’s Thinking.” Like a few of his older jams, “Thinking” sounds…
Always up for a nice late-afternoon pick-me up. Snail’s House (or Ujico? Two names going on here!) will be releasing an album this winter, and it appears that this song will appear on it. “My Story” is a bouncy, piano-guided number that’s advertised as house which, sure, but is a bit more jittery than you’d…
Hard-hitting Osaka producer 99Letters has been releasing pounding new numbers at a steady clip over November over at his Bandcamp page, running from somewhat misty to bludgeoning. “Bahamut” leans towards the latter, and actually increases the intensity — impressive for an artist who turned Game Boy blips into slabs of concrete. The beats hit extra…
You think it’s all just simple lift and rising action with the latest track from producer T4CKY. Their newest cut starts with some keyboard twinkles and a beat that thumps and claps along. It’s all very pretty, and then T4CKY offers a nice sonic shove to the listener about midway through by introducing some backtracked…