Category: News
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NHK Kohaku Uta Gassen 2024
The 75th NHK Kohaku Uta Gassen presents a lineup that seamlessly merges iconic veterans with rising stars and international sensations. Here’s a closer look at the Red (Aka) and White (Shiro) teams for this year’s event.
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NUL. Unveils Third Album AVA, Marking a Shift in Musical Direction
Tokyo-based industrial rock band NUL. releases AVA, their third album, emphasizing rock and metal themes over their prior industrial influences. With a focus on powerful, aggressive sounds, AVA represents a shift in the band’s evolving style.
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MIYAVI Exits THE LAST ROCKSTARS; Continues Collaboration with YOSHIKI
Guitarist MIYAVI departs from the supergroup THE LAST ROCKSTARS, comprised of YOSHIKI, HYDE, SUGIZO, and MIYAVI himself. Despite his departure, MIYAVI’s collaboration with YOSHIKI remains active, promising new projects ahead.
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Virtual Artist KAF’s “Re: KAIKA” Concert Streaming Tickets On Sale
Virtual artist KAF will present her fourth solo concert, “Re: KAIKA,” on November 3 at Makuhari Messe. Fans worldwide can watch live and access the recording until December 9, featuring guest appearances by Suisei Hoshimachi and Tsumiki.
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Will Smith Joins Remix of Yuki Chiba’s “Team Tomodachi”
Will Smith is set to feature in a remix of “Team Tomodachi,” Chiba Yuki’s popular track. Announced for November 1, this collaboration brings a new perspective to the song that’s gained traction in Japanese hip-hop.
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Dive into 295 New Japanese Music Releases: Week 43, 2024
Explore the latest in Japanese music with 295 fresh tracks now available on Spotify!
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Kalafina to Reunite Without Yuki Kajiura for “Anniversary LIVE 2025”
Kalafina will reunite for “Anniversary LIVE 2025” on January 15, 2025, marking their first performance without their original producer, Yuki Kajiura. Fans can expect Wakana, Keiko, and Hikaru back on stage.
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ONE N’ ONLY Drops Latin-Inspired EP “Fiesta,” Kicking Off Nationwide Tour
Japanese boy band ONE N’ ONLY releases their third EP, *”Fiesta,”* blending J-Pop and Latin sounds. With sold-out tours and growing global influence, the group continues to captivate fans worldwide.
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Singer-Songwriter Sayuri Passes Away at 28, Husband Announces
Japanese singer-songwriter Sayuri has passed away at 28. Known for her hit song “Mikazuki,” she had recently paused her singing career due to vocal health issues. Her husband shared the news with heartfelt words.