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Dec 11, 2017
Electronic music artist LLLL gets more intimate on latest chain of releases
Kazuto Okawa, who performs as LLLL (pronounced “four-el“), has spent the past two years since releasing his sophomore album, “Faithful,” getting in touch with his personal side.
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Mar 17, 2015
LLLL stays ‘Faithful’ to honest approach
Despite his elusive online persona, Kazuto Okawa, aka LLLL (pronounced “four-el“), is strikingly open and honest about his views in person. Speaking in a small Koenji cafe, he discusses his sophomore album, “Faithful,” released this week via Tokyo label Progressive Form, with a critical approach that...
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Mar 17, 2015
Netlabel duo KiWi show plenty of ‘Promise’ on new EP
KiWi “Promise” (Zoom Lens)
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Jan 23, 2015
DJ Obake brings a kaleidoscopic blend of elements to ‘H’
DJ Obake “H” (Zoom Lens)
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Apr 29, 2014
Meishi Smile brings anime-influenced sounds to Japan
Over the past two decades, Japanese pop culture has made major inroads abroad, thanks mainly to interest in video games and anime.
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Apr 15, 2014
Yoshino Yoshikawa “Yumetatsu Glider”
Tokyo producer Yoshino Yoshikawa has often described his work as “ultrapop,” and for a while that term made perfect sense. Yoshikawa created busy, buzzing songs in the mold of Yasutaka Nakata. With names such as “Kawaii Candy,” they were a colorful rush of synthesizers and digitally manipulated vocals....
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