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Yuta Orisaka
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Yūta Orisaka (折坂悠太) is a Japanese folk singer-songwriter, born in Tottori Prefecture on September 16, 1989. He has released three studio albums: Tamuke (たむけ, 2016) , Heisei (平成, 2018) and State of Mind (心理 / Shinri, 2021) . View wikiYūta Orisaka (折坂悠太) is a Japanese folk singer-songwriter, born in Tottori Prefecture on September 16, 1989. He has released three studio albums: Tamuke (たむけ, 2016) , Heisei (平成, 2018) and State of Mind (心理 / Shinri, 2021) . View wiki
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Flying Kids
4,613 listeners
Seven-piece Japanese pop/funk/rock band formed in 1988 around flamboyant vocalist Takashi Hamazaki. They got their first break on Miyake Yu… read moreSeven-piece Japanese pop/funk/rock band formed in 1988 around flamboyant vocalist Takashi Hamazaki. They got their first break on Miyake Yuji's Ikasu Band Tengoku in 1989, and released their debut album, Tsuzuite Yuku No Kana, and d… read moreSeven-piece Japanese pop/funk/rock band formed in 1988 around flamboyant vocalist Takashi Hamazaki. They got their first break on Miyake Yuji's Ikasu Band Tengoku in 1989, and released their debut album, Tsuzuite Yuku No Kana, and debut single Shiawase De Aru You Ni in 1990. They disbanded i… read more
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ティン・パン・アレー
2,073 listeners
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橋本潮
8,768 listeners
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Natsuko Nisshoku
11,931 listeners
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上々颱風
6,271 listeners
Shang Shang Typhoon (上々颱風) is a 6-piece Japanese band with shamisen as a prominent instrument and features other traditional Japanese and r… read moreShang Shang Typhoon (上々颱風) is a 6-piece Japanese band with shamisen as a prominent instrument and features other traditional Japanese and regional folk instruments. It began as Kôryû and the Himawari Sisters in 1980, but the band changed… read moreShang Shang Typhoon (上々颱風) is a 6-piece Japanese band with shamisen as a prominent instrument and features other traditional Japanese and regional folk instruments. It began as Kôryû and the Himawari Sisters in 1980, but the band changed its name to Shang Shang Typhoon in 1986. The band has been … read more
