TOKU Fukuoka performance "ORIGINAL SONG BOOK" is Music festival Music event held in Japan.
TOKU ORIGINAL SONGBOOK
RELEASE DATE: 2019/02/20
NUMBER: SICP-31228
LABEL: Sony Music Japan International
The best compilation of only the original song of the only vocal & flugelhorn player TOKU in Japan. From the 12 albums released so far, compile the original song (a song that TOKU wrote or wrote for himself) into one album. It is the best board full of sense that you can see the face as a songwriter of TOKU which has left a solid footprint as a jazz artist representing Japan. The song selection is carefully selected to 17 songs from among a large number of original songs from debut album to the latest album. The new recordings "Sweet Lill 'Girl", "Monday Midnight" and "Again (TOKU Solo Version)", which have been recorded but not yet released, are also recorded for the first time. Also included are "Bon Bon au Chocolat with SHANTI", "Life is Beautiful with m-flo & DOUBLE" and "Sunshine with Zeebra", which have been released from other labels in collaboration with other artists. From authentic jazz to J-Pop, it is a content that you can also enjoy one side of TOKU that is active across a wide genre.
In Japan “TOKU”is the only flugel horn player who is also well known as a jazz singer. He was born 1973 in Niigata where he started to play the flugel horn while in junior highschool. He further established himself as a jazz singer throughout Japan by singing
“You are so beautiful” for a Hitachi TV commercial and also “Do-Re-Mi” for Honda’s Odyssey ad campaign.
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