Salyu – muse’ic MV + App
The latest single for Salyu’s experimental album with Cornelius, s(o)un(d)beams, is titled muse’ic and comes with an application that will let you use your camera phone as it creates visual images to go with the music.
Tagged: genre: fusion
Salyu – Sailing Days
There’s a brand new cut from Salyu’s experimental album s(o)un(d)beams, which HMV has already shipped, I’m really excited to say. This time around it’s Sailing Days, written by Tavito Nanao and composed by Cornelius (Keigo Oyamada).
THE CHASE – I Like U
French indie group The Chase is set to release their debut in May. Their single I Like U is a wacky motion graphic piece predominantly black with white, grays and warm earth colors like red and light brown.
Woodkid – Iron
Woodkid is French music video director Yoann Lemoine, most known for videos such as Moby’s Mistake and Katy Perry’s Teenage Dream. In his project as Woodkid, Lemoine… sort of changes the camera (not really) to create music.
Salyu – More
Salyu, credited as salyu x salyu, performing More / Tsuzuki o (続きを), closing song for her upcoming experimental album s(o)un(d) beams.
Bibi Zhou – NOW/WOW
The double album by Zhou Bichang came about after Bibi completed her music studies in California and graduated from the music conservatory in Guangdong. Both NOW and WOW sport very different music styles and two very different Bibis.
Latin Wave in Asia
A list of songs by Asian musicians with some Latin flavor, some have decided to give songs their own spin, some others have done lyrics in their own language, and others are giving the language a spin.
Cultura Profética – La Dulzura
Cultura Profética are an iconic Reggae Roots group from Puerto Rico, known for making their own brand of Reggae, incorporating fusions with jazz, funk, ska and overall Afro-Caribbean styles of music with very smooth lyrics.
CNBLUE – Thank U
CNBLUE’s Thank U is one of those albums that isn’t outstanding without failing, but from the get-go will be fun to listen to.
Salyu – Tadano Tomodachi
The video for the first single of salyu x salyu’s experimental s(o)un(d) beams, Tadano Tomodachi (ただのともだち), is shot on a simple green screen and puts Salyu singing with three other Salyus.
