Electric grooves (Electric grooving) is a Japanese band. It was formed in 1989. Their music features are distinctive and abrupt performance, centered on techno and electro. They belong to Sony Music Artists. DENKI GROOVE notation is sometimes used for foreign countries. The main abbreviation is "electricity".
In 1989 he was formed mainly by Ishino Tables and Pierre Taki. In 1991, major debut with the single "RHYTHM RED BEAT BLACK (Version 300000000000) / TMN VS Electric GROOVE". After that, he debuted full-scale with the album "FLASH PAPA". It is known for hits such as single "N.O." and "Shangri-La".
Their works are particularly popular in Germany, where a handful of singles as well as solo releases from Ishino have been published, and Denki Groove is regularly booked for live performances and DJ sets for the Mayday festival. The duo performed in front of 15,000 people on the Green Stage (mainstage) at the 2006 Fuji Rock Festival in Naeba, Niigata.
Early works have a focus more on pop sensibilities, with a mixture of hip hop and breakbeat. With later releases the style evolved through several types of electronic dance music, though often with many asides in unrelated genres. Recent work has largely been composed of German-style techno. The group's lyrics are often tongue-in-cheek and sometimes quite bizarre. One of their biggest hits was "Shangri-La", which peaked at number 10 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Charts in 1997. After their 2000 album Voxxx, the band went on hiatus, but during the break released the best-of album Singles and Strikes and collaborated with Scha Dara Parr on the singles "Twilight" and "Saint Ojisan" (聖☆おじさん Seinto Ojisan) that were included on an album that the groups released in 2005. Their popularity had a resurgeance in 2006 when their 1995 single "Niji" (虹, "Rainbow") was featured in the final episode of Eureka Seven; former member Jun Kitagawa had previously collaborated with Eureka Seven's main writer Dai Satō on the soundtrack of Macross Plus. The following year they began recording new material, such as their new single "Shonen Young" (少年ヤング Shōnen Yangu),[1] the first new single in eight years, and "Mononoke Dance" (モノノケダンス Mononoke Dansu) as the theme song for Hakaba Kitaro, the 2008 adaptation of the manga by the same name, popularized as GeGeGe no Kitaro. Both would be included on their 2008 album J-Pop, which was followed by single "The Words" and Yellow later that same year. The year 2009 saw the release of 20, an album commemorating their 20th anniversary. In 2011, they released a new best-of album Denki Groove Golden Hits: Due to Contract and in 2012 and 2013 released new singles "Shameful" and "Missing Beatz" which were used to promote the 2013 album Human Beings and Animals.
Meanwhile, the style which hides the true intention is also inherited by the humor of the "Nagomu" band around Nagomu's former record, which is represented by the predecessor Indies band "Life", and it can be seen mainly in songs of comic song type.
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