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Various Artists: Mignight In Tokoyo Vol.1 (Various Artists) - VINYL LPTitle: Mignight In Tokoyo Vol. 1 (Various Artists) Artist: Various Artists Label: Studio Mule Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 880319897030 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2018 02 09 Number of Discs: 2 Additional Details: 2 PACK Mule Musiq announce their new label, Studio Mule. Midnight In Tokyo Vol. 1 is a compilation of Japanese disco, boogie, and soul music. The compilation starts off with the Afro disco classic "Mi Mi Africa" by harmonica player Nobuo Yagi.
Title: Mignight In Tokoyo Vol.1 (Various Artists)Artist: Various Artists
Label: Studio Mule
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 880319897030
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2018-02-09
Number of Discs: 2
Additional Details: 2 PACK
Mule Musiq announce their new label, Studio Mule. Midnight In Tokyo Vol. 1 is a compilation of Japanese disco, boogie, and soul music. The compilation starts off with the Afro disco classic "Mi Mi Africa" by harmonica player Nobuo Yagi. "Silver Spot" is a jazzy fusion disco track taken from composer, arranger, and multi-instrumentalist Nobuyuki Shimizu's first album (1980), released when he was 19. The track features singer Epo. "Samba Night" is by vocalist Keisuke Yamamoto and his band Piper, from their masterpiece second album Summer Breeze (1983) - a delightful city pop number for fans of Tatsuro Yamashita. "Akogareno Sundown" is a Japanese soul classic, sung by singer Haruko Kuwana (sister of Masahiro Kuwana). Produced by Mackey Feary Band, known for the soulful classic "A Million Stars". "Koiwa Saiko (I'm In Love)" is a mellow and groovy track by singer Aru Takamura, the great-grandchild of sculptor Kouun Takamura. It can be thought of as Japan's answer to Cheryl Lynn's "Got To Be Real". "What The Magic Is To Try" is a cult electropop track by Honma Express, a project helmed by producer Kanji Honma. Hailed as Japan's Trevor Horn, he is also known as the producer of legendary techno pop band TPO. "Colored Music" is a song by Colored Music, a duo of pianist Ichiko Hashimoto and her partner Atsuo Fujimoto. Taken from their sole album (1981), the Japanese rare groove treasure is a mesh of new wave, synth pop, and jazz influences. The dubby electronic new wave disco "Electric City" is a B side of pop idol group Shohjo-Tai & Red Bus St Project's debut 12" single. "Love Is The Competition" is a breezy disco jam by Okinawa-born bilingual artist Hitomi Tohyama, originally featured on her album Next Door (1983). Taken from Mariah project's diva Yumi Murata's first album (1979), "Krishna" is a funky and soulful rockin' disco cut. Reminiscent of Chaka Khan's "I Know You, I Live You", "Live Hard, Live Free" is a song by jazz vocalist Eri Ohno who is known for her work with DJ Krush. "Rocket 88" is a melancholic disco number by singer Minnie originally released through Sapporo's independent label Paradise Records. Closing out the 13-track compilation is Japanese disco staple "Tokyo Melody", sung by Shoody and backed by Tetsuji Hayashi's disco band the Eastern Gang. Compiled by Toshiya Kawasaki. Mastering by Kuniyuki Takahashi. Cover photo by Mika Kitamura.
Tracks:
1.1 Mi Mi Africa - Nobuo Yagi
1.2 Silver Spot - Nobuyuki Shimizu
1.3 Samba Night - Piper
1.4 Akogareno Sundown - Haruko Kuwana
1.5 Koi Wa Saikou (I'm in Love) - Aru Takamura
1.6 What the Magic Is to Try - Honma Express
1.7 Colored Music - Colored Music
1.8 Electric City - Shohjo-Tai ; Red Bus St Project
1.9 Love Is the Competition - Hitomi Tohyama
1.10 Krishna - Yumi Murata
1.11 Live Hard, Live Free - Eri Ohno
1.12 Rocket 88 - Minnie
1.13 Tokyo Melody - Shoody
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