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fromLos Angeles Times
1 week ago

J-pop star Fujii Kaze was 'burned out' until he came to L.A. and found a musical breakthrough

Fujii Kaze comes across a bit shy at first, but after he gets comfortable, his quirky sense of humor and high cheekbones evoke a slightly subdued Jack Sparrow. The relaxed tone in his voice matches his comfy clothing, punctuated by cool accessories - a chic pair of third-eye sunglasses and sandals. For the cover photo of his latest album, Kaze wears a long head covering draped over his bleached blond locks. The one he came in today was sewn by his mom.
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fromwww.amny.com
1 month ago

Travis Japan set to dazzle New York City once more with epic return | amNewYork

"Most of our songs were trying to follow global standards and trends, but our more recent tracks... are more uniquely representative and openly embracing of J-pop."
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fromPolygon
2 months ago

J-pop icon LiSA sees herself in the anime movie Perfect Blue

LiSA admires Satoshi Kon's films for their deep psychological themes and emotional complexity.
fromPolygon
2 months ago

J-pop icon LiSA talks crafting perfect anime theme songs and one that's stuck with her

Although the fans may know me as just singing those songs, I got to see the actual hard work and passion that goes into creating anime.
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fromPitchfork
4 months ago

Mei Semones: Animaru

"If you have nothing to say/No need to try so hard... It's more fun to listen to/Other's words."
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fromwww.amny.com
4 months ago

It's all or nothing for rising Japanese pop stars ONE OR EIGHT | amNewYork

It's been one day after the show, we still feel very buzzed about it. Takeru told amNewYork. From a very young age, I've always wanted to perform in the entertainment capital of the world [New York]. So, making that happen was amazing, especially as a group. Also, the fact that the fans were the ones who wanted us to come to New York, and we were able to achieve that in a very short time, means a lot to us.
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