Been a while since Maho Littlebear shared new music, but she’s back with MLB, a four song rumbler of electro-pop. MLB finds the Kyoto creator laying down mid-tempo dance-pop music, sometimes unfolding at a jittery, almost creeping pace (opener “Want”) to moving at a more pop friendly pace (“Skippy” tells you what you need to…
Kyoto’s Maho Littlebear offers up a slow-burning house number with ‘Do It,” her third song in the span of 22 days, and the best of the trio. She seems to work in spurts — she sorta vanished after releasing a lot of new songs about eight months ago, counting this still-incredible collaboration with Soleil Soleil….
What are you doing with your Friday night? If you are as cool a dude as me, you are spending it in your apartment getting mad at the New York Times and catching up with just-released Japanese music. Let’s listen to some new music together, shall we? – The cross-country duo of Ryuei Kotoge and…
This is like catnip to me – Kyoto’s Maho Littlebear, who has made and been part of some really great music this year, puts a whole lot of electronic distortion on her voice for “Too,” and turns this digi cry into the base for a shifty floor-eyeing song, one where her vocals are static but…
The title along with the lyrics – “take me to the place to dance,” the first words sang here – hint at this being a total release of a song, one potentially about losing yourself and living while your young and so forth. Yet Kyoto’s Maho Littlebear hasn’t gone full EDM-pop-in-spirit on “Summer Nights.” Her…