Tag: J-Pop
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the pillows Announce Disbandment After 35 Years of Music
Legendary Japanese rock band the pillows announced their disbandment on February 1. Following their January 31 concert, they officially ended their 35-year career, expressing gratitude to their fans.
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Acid Black Cherry Resumes Streaming for 11 Albums on yasu’s 50th Birthday
Acid Black Cherry, led by yasu, celebrates his 50th birthday with the digital relaunch of 11 albums. Fans are treated to new mixes, remastered tracks, and a fresh visual to mark this milestone.
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Explore 270 New Japanese Music Releases: Week 4, 2025
Immerse Yourself in Japan’s Latest Sounds on Spotify!
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Mai Oono Talks Career, Inspiration, and Dreams with Kimi to Band
Mai Oono, celebrated as “Japan’s most beautiful drummer,” opens up about her journey with Kimito Band, her inspirations, challenges, and future aspirations. A must-read interview for J-POP fans!
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BE:FIRST Announces 2025 World Tour: Full Schedule and Details
BE:FIRST is embarking on their first world tour in 2025, titled “Who is BE:FIRST?” The tour will span across Asia, Europe, and the United States, with stops in cities like Los Angeles, London, and Bangkok.
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Explore 255 New Japanese Music Releases: Week 3, 2025
Discover the Latest Japanese Tracks on Spotify!
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Tetsuya Komuro and Daisuke Asakura’s Unit PANDORA Returns After Seven Years
PANDORA, the duo of Tetsuya Komuro and Daisuke Asakura, resumes activities after a seven-year hiatus. A live show with Takanori Nishikawa and Beverly will be held on February 28 at Zepp DiverCity in Tokyo.
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Cö shu Nie and HYDE Collaborate on “Black Butler” Opening
Cö shu Nie and HYDE team up for “MAISIE,” the opening theme for Black Butler: Public School Arc. This gothic-inspired song reflects the dark themes of the anime’s latest chapter.
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Discover 204 New Japanese Music Releases: Week 2, 2025
Kickstart Your 2025 with Fresh Japanese Music on Spotify!
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TM NETWORK Announces New Single “Carry on the Memories”
TM NETWORK unveils details of their single “Carry on the Memories,” featuring three nostalgic tracks born from live tour rehearsals. The release includes an analog edition available on March 26.