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New Daoko And Yasutaka Nakata: “Bokura No Network”
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New Daoko And Yasutaka Nakata: “Bokura No Network”

ByPatrick St. Michel November 19, 2018

Wherein two artists having very strange 2018’s come together. Daoko fronted the biggest song of 2017, bursting onto a huge stage all of a sudden. The downside of that — and especially of said arrival being a ballad not really representing how you’ve sounded up until that point — is it becomes really tough to…

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Make Believe Melodies’ Favorite Japanese Songs Of 2016
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Make Believe Melodies’ Favorite Japanese Songs Of 2016

ByPatrick St. Michel December 19, 2016December 19, 2016

Another year draws to a close, and that means its time for the annual rush of year-end blog posts looking back on the year that was. And, again, I try to write an intro to this collection trying to say something original, about putting together lists and what it all means. But at this point,…

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New Daoko: “Moshimo Bokura Ga Game No Shuyaku De”
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New Daoko: “Moshimo Bokura Ga Game No Shuyaku De”

ByPatrick St. Michel September 9, 2016

I’m in Singapore for the next three days! I wasn’t going to post anything, but my phone is charging and this Daoko song is alright so…why not? I’m going to break one of my self-imposed rules and admit this is one where the video is way better than the song — though, really, that is…

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New Daoko: “Bang!”
J-Pop | Music

New Daoko: “Bang!”

ByPatrick St. Michel July 15, 2016

Ambition is a hell of a thing, but certain artists just really need to chase it. Daoko built her reputation on mystery — she was a wise-beyond-her-years high school rapper who never showed her face and took Sotaisei Riron’s tone of a teenager scribbling personal poetry during a boring math class and applied it to…

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