The Greatest YouTube Clip Of The Year Award
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The fact this didn’t go even more viral is a sign society needs to be reset and we should all start over. Amazing on at least four levels.
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The fact this didn’t go even more viral is a sign society needs to be reset and we should all start over. Amazing on at least four levels.
Tough to call any song Michiyo Honda puts out in 2011 ambitious when she’s already got that adjective ticked off by deciding to release a single a month this year. Yet latest offering “Wasurenai” turns out to be, well, just that. Whereas all of her other songs in the past seven months have clocked in…
Kindan No Tasuketsu have been teasing a few things lately — highlighted by the arrival of a new member — but with no new songs as of yet. So “Minamo Mina Omou Wa” will have to do for now. It originally came out on a special single put out in 2015, but it’s a rarity…
We only blog about Carpainter now, sorry (or your welcome). The young producer has a new four-song collection out called Digital Harikari, and I’m not even sure dude needs any sort of “gateway” into his work at this point…he’s one of the most talented up-and-comers in the country right now, and this is another solid…
For the most part, Yun*Chi’s singles and advance songs have been relatively upbeat affairs, produced by the likes of kz and Taku Takahashi and an assortment of netlabel types. They’ve been overall good showcases for her voice, and have done a good job of separating Yun*Chi from AsobiSystem’s ranks. “Jelly” adds some welcome pre-release intrigue…
At its core, Tomisaki’s City 166 is a great house album, delivering three high-energy tracks full of warm piano lines and vocal samples. It’s a good time, fun release! But the reason to put it under the spotlight a bit more is because of the moments when the songs on City 166 get blurry. See…
Weekend is over, but what if you still need a little extra blast of dance-friendly music to get the working week off to a tolerable start? Thankfully, we have 99 Letters’ new 8-bit banger “O.LAND.I” on hand to soundtrack any impromptu apartment-jam urges one might. Osaka’s resident Nintendo-tinkerer does what he does best on this…