Simply going fast isn’t reason enough to call something good music, but Osaka producer Hiroki Yamamura’s songs unfold at a frantic pace while still packing ideas into their neck-whipping frames. His Impulse EP, released via Trekkie Trax, highlights everything that has made his music stand out in 2015 — partially because it collects some of…
Chalk it up to years spent watching the netlabel scene or just suspecting it of any imprint whose released music from cartoon-theme-remix barons The Last Trak, but I’m genuinely surprised this new compilation of juke music from Omoide Label isn’t loaded with skittery anime samples. Rather, this collection finds a bunch of the stronger…and wonkier…producers…
Make Believe Melodies spend all of yesterday on a plane, and are still sort of trying to get over that. So, this will be quick (excuses, yay!), but Hiroki Yamamura shared a new bit of juke music, called “Lapis Lazuli.” Listen above, and keep an eye out, seems like the Osaka producer is prepping something…
A remix like this is tricky business — “Traveling” is one of Hikaru Utada’s best moments, one that still sounds surprisingly ahead of the times in 2015 (imagine what hearing this in 2001 would have been like). Osaka’s hyperactive Hiroki Yamamura is up to the task, though, mainly because he excels at making music that…
Juke music moves pretty quickly, but Osaka’s Hiroki Yamamura, as of late, has really been pushing things forward. The producer’s recent batch of songs — uploaded to his SoundCloud — are especially hyperactive, highlighted by the woozy “Ultra Blast.” That one, above, at first sputters about all over the place, but soon every sliced-up vocal…