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Contact
Contact (2xLP)
Cat: UCJJ 90467. Rel: 05 Nov 24
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
I O E O (6:49)
Tako No Onna (4:22)
Soto Wa Kosame (feat Sam Amidon) (5:39)
Makura No Naka (3:31)
Flying Mountain (6:03)
Kujira No Niwa (5:02)
Nagasaki Burabura Bushi (3:03)
Rakkasei No Makura (3:43)
Theatre (4:04)
Carta De Obon (5:56)
Flowers Everywhere (5:14)
3 (3:30)
Hitosarai (5:00)
Review: Percussionist and singer-songwriter Mami Kakudo returns with her latest album, Contact. A graduate of Tokyo University of the Arts' Department of Instrumental Music, Kakudo has gained recognition in Japan and internationally for her expressive use of marimba, percussion, voice and music boxes. Four years after her debut album, Oar (featuring covers of Maki Asakawa's 'My Friday' and Fishmans' 'Ikkareta Baby'), Contact showcases her signature sound again here in all its glory. Recorded with a talented ensemble-including Mugi Furukawa on guitar, Akita Goldman on bass, Wataru Mitsunaga on drums, and Yumiko Iwao on cello-Contact highlights Kakudo's ethereal voice, poetic lyrics and whimsical arrangements.
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Full House
Full House (limited milky pink vinyl LP + insert with obi-strip)
Cat: PROT 7276. Rel: 02 Aug 24
 
Disco/Reediciones
Track 1 (3:34)
Still I Love You (4:07)
Dancing Girl (4:15)
Feel So Fine (4:26)
Track 5 (4:49)
Track 6 (4:00)
9 Gatsu Ni Nattara Good Bye (3:48)
Smile Again (4:13)
Track 9 (3:49)
Track 10 (4:56)
Review: A lesser-known but electrifyingly slick city pop record (her fourth) by Junko Ohashi. 1979's Full House hears the Japanese singer's graceful but powerful contralto in full collaborative force, paired against the historic instrumental talents of her backing band, Minoya Central Station. Perhaps second only to Ohashi's timeless New York paean, Magical, Full House is yet another discographic dazzler that most likely contributed to the revival of the city pop genre after its retroactive but no less ironic recognition in the popular music sphere by the vaporwave subgenre, future funk. The mood throughout Full House is vital and joyful, suggesting something close to complete emotional fulfilment and idealistic glee on the singer's part - all part of the city pop's objective - its grand plan - to portray metropolitan life as an ultimate ideal.
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