The Banana Guide to Asian Entertainment: It’s All About Japan: Part IV
The one in which we talk about Japanese music.
The one in which we talk about Japanese music.
The part in which we talk about that one Jdrama, that one movie and that one actress.
Salyu releases her new single Lighthouse, featuring dancer Masako Yasumoto (康本雅子) in slo-mo backwards black and white footage directed by Fumiko Hirano (平野文子).
Salyu releases the live version of Tadano Tomodachi (ただのともだち), included in her latest Live DVD, s(o)un(d) beams+.
If you really REALLY love and respect music, you at least need to be aware of Salyu’s voice.
TOY’S FACTORY is releasing Salyu and Cornelius’ salyu x salyu s(o)un(d) beams project in a live DVD performance shot on November 2011 in the Yokosuka Arts Theater.
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.
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).