Tag: J-Pop
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Discover 345 new Japanese music releases : 2025, week 09
Discover 345 fresh tracks from Japan’s top artists across J-Pop, J-Rock, and more. Dive into our updated Spotify playlist featuring stars like Fujii Kaze, J SOUL BROTHERS III, and milet.
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TEAM SHACHI Announces Disbandment: The End of Their Journey
Japanese girl group TEAM SHACHI, based in Aichi Prefecture and affiliated with Stardust Promotion, has announced that they will be disbanding in December 2025. After more than 13 years of activity, the four members shared this news with their fans, known as “Tough-min,” through an official statement.
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Hello! Project Expands Digital Catalog, But Morning Musume Still Missing
Hello! Project expands its digital catalog with classic releases from Aya Matsuura, Maki Goto, and more. However, Morning Musume remains absent from streaming, leaving fans waiting.
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292 New Japanese Music Releases: Week 08, 2025
Discover the latest 292 tracks from Japan’s dynamic music scene! This week’s Spotify playlist features fresh releases from ONE OK ROCK, Sakanaction, Aimer, MAZZEL, QUEEN BEE, and more. Explore the newest sounds in J-Pop, J-Rock, and beyond!
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omelatte: Blending Nostalgia and Fresh Sounds in J-POP
With a deep love for ’90s and 2000s J-POP, omelatte crafts music that blends nostalgia with fresh storytelling. Their latest single, Daydream, featured in J-POP Streaming’s Best Selection of 2025, showcases their evolving artistry and emotional depth. In this exclusive interview, the Tokyo-based duo shares insights into their creative process, the inspirations behind their sound,…
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Will Namie Amuro’s Music Return to Spotify? Fans Remain in the Dark
Namie Amuro’s legendary songs remain unavailable on Spotify, Apple Music, and other streaming platforms. Fans are left in the dark with no official explanation. Why was her music removed? Will it ever return?
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295 New Japanese Music Releases: Week 07, 2025
Discover 295 fresh tracks from Japan’s vibrant music scene! From J-Pop and rock to hip-hop and Anisong, this week’s playlist features artists like ATARASHII GAKKO!, Sakurazaka46, Zedd & AI, THE RAMPAGE, Aimyon, and more. Listen now on Spotify!
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mol-74 Announces Indefinite Hiatus in May 2025
On February 13, 2025, Japanese indie rock band mol-74 officially announced that they will pause their activities at the end of May 2025. After nearly 15 years of music, the band made this decision after careful discussions among the members and their staff regarding their future.
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KAT-TUN to Disband in March 2025, Kazuya Kamenashi to Leave STARTO
Legendary idol group KAT-TUN will officially disband on March 31, 2025, as announced by STARTO ENTERTAINMENT. While Kazuya Kamenashi is set to leave the agency, Tatsuya Ueda and Yuichi Nakamaru will continue their careers as solo artists.
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Creepy Nuts Announce First Asia Tour for 2025
Japanese hip-hop duo Creepy Nuts will embark on their first-ever Asia tour in 2025, with stops in Seoul, Taipei, Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Beijing. The tour kicks off on October 18, promising an electrifying experience for international fans.