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“The physical sensations remain as the only things certain” Unraveling the sweet enigmatic album, MOOD, by Honjitsu Kyuen
On February 10th, the rock band, Honjitsu Kyuen, is going to be releasing its 4th album, MOOD. Take a close look at the anecdote of the production of their new songs, and what the frontman—Takujyuro Iwade—seeks in music. -
Exploring the new frontier of musical genius Shohei Amimori
Shohei Amimori’s music spans various genres from classical music to contemporary music, and electronica and pop. In his first solo album in two years, he sets his vocals and beats to the side and brings the piano to the center. What thoughts and feelings did he put into Ex.LIFE? -
Overdubbing Artist / Home-Recording Musician Urakami Sōki and his Journey into Music
In his short but intense two-years-old music career, Urakami Sōki has become an artist worth of praise and attention. In this interview, he talks about his yet unspoken path to music. -
The current phase of Roth Bart Baron; On the essence of Loud Color(s) & Silence Festival
Loud Color(s) & Silence Festival is the title of Roth Bart Baron’s recent album. Just under a year has passed since the release of their previous album. Masaya Mifune of the band spoke about their live tour and the feelings and thoughts he poured into their latest album, which they made during the pandemic after overcoming the departure of one band member. -
Envisioning a Lost Japan Through the Music of Meitei
Meitei is an artist creating music that encapsulates a “lost Japanese mood,” as he puts it. We talked about his personal history, which was shrouded in mystery until this point. He also taught us about his views on time and the genre he makes.