Name of performance: Memory Assassination Team A
Venue: WWW
Beginning: 2019/01 / 12 (Saturday) 10: 00
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Folk Song Crusaders = MINY CRUSADERS = Moments before the war a great advance ... ... Tokyo folk songs crusaders that will rebuild the fusion of Japanese folk songs and Latin rhythms that Tokyo Cuban Boys and No chebana hugged the ambition back to the 21st century. Kumi Tanaka, a guitarist of the US military house "Banana House" living in Fukuzawa living in the western Tokyo area, lived in Fussa, caught up with a monophon folk singer Freddie Tsukamoto at a certain bar in the neighborhood, Fellowship music lovers gathered and formed. After the 1970s it continues the house session often seen in Fussa, and it reaches the present. 2015 7 inch single "Kushimoto Noda" limited release. Official bootleg recorded live at "Banana House" in 2016 DEMO recording CD-R "If you do not folk songs you mean nothing !! It Do not MinYo A Thing (If It Is not Got That Bu - shi) "released. = MINYO CRUSADERS = Tokyo-based Minyo Crusaders rework historic Japanese folk songs (minyo) - with Latin, African, Caribbean and Asian rhythms. The multi - instrumental 10 piece includes 3 percussionists, as well as a minyo singer - a stylised form of singing Based in a rich culture of work songs, Minyo Crusaders' lyrics to a Japanese earlier at times nursery-rhyme-familiar, rarely encountered outside of a classical folk arrangement.
Good Luck Heiwa is a Japanese instrumental band. The band includes Takuji Nomura on Keyboards and Daichi Ito on Drums and Whistling Their sound is pop but the feeling is nostalgic Japanese music.
Meandering songs using only a piano, drums, and an occasional whistle, the duo’s upbeat but quiet and meandering music could easily stand in for a Charlie Brown theme song, or perhaps likened to a hidden instrumental track from Sufjan Stevens’ “Illinois”. The bands setup sometimes includes horns and additional instruments for support, but they also choose a more paired down vibe, one that went perfectly well with the sunlight filtering down through the trees.
Your Song Is Good (stylized as YOUR SONG IS GOOD and often abbreviated YSIG) is a Japanese ska band. They are signed to Nayutawave Records (a Universal Music label) and Kakubarhythm.
YSIG began first as punk band School Jackets. Formed in the spring of 1997 by the four members of Nuts & Milk along with former Fruity frontman Jun "JxJx" Saito, the band pioneered a raw, frantic blend of thrash, funk, punk, ska and soul. Saito said that he had wanted to create a blend of The Jackson 5 and Charles Bronson (band). Most songs remained under 1 minute - most under 30 seconds. Despite increasing popularity, the band decided to call it quits and reinvent themselves.
From School Jackets' ashes, Your Song Is Good was born in 1998 with all of the same members intact. They initially took to a melodic hardcore direction influenced by late 80's DC bands such as Dag Nasty and early 90's emo . But this again was short-lived and they quickly left this sound behind to reinvent themselves once more as an instrumental post-rock band. Exploring the instrumental form, it was from this state that the band would grow into what they are today. Ska influences from their previous bands - in particular The Specials - would soon resurface and a trombone player (Hattori) would be added to the fold. As their musical goals came into focus, they came to the realization that they may not be ready to play what they heard in their heads. It was at this time that the band went seemingly quiet.
After an extended period of intense practice and honing an entirely new musical direction, Your Song is Good re-emerged. Combining elements from ska, soul, funk and calypso, they distilled their punk energy into a refined and uniquely Japanese sense of melody. Your Song is Good was now a tight and polished dance machine.
Their first properly recorded effort was released in 2002 as a 7-inch EP called "Big Stomach, Big Mouth". This would also serve as the first record on their new label, Kakuba Rhythm. It would prove to be the first crucial step for a band - as well as a label - whose popularity would grow exponentially in the following years.
From Nothin' to Somethin' is the fourth studio album by American rapper Fabolous. The album was released on June 12, 2007, by Desert Storm Records and Def Jam Recordings. It debuted at #2 on the Billboard 200 and #1 on the Billboard Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums, selling 159,000 copies in its first week and 500,000 worldwide. The album has been certified Gold by the RIAA for sales of 542,000.
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