I need good japanese music, any genre (old school hip hop and generally old school will be preferred) cause learning the language rn ty ty ty ty
I need good japanese music...
Colton Peterson
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John Long
Try Utena OST
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Christian Rogers
Will check that out! Cheers
Brody Cook
Learning Japanese through hip hop sounds ambitious. Japanese hip hop is based more on wordplay than rhyming since it's so easy to rhyme in Japanese. I've found older city pop is actually pretty great for learning Japanese though, since the enunciation is so clear. Taeko Ohnuki, in particular, is very clear (and a great musician). You may also want to look into some folk. Doji Morita and Ichiko Aoba shouldn't be terrible for a beginner to understand.
Jayden Roberts
Yeah I'd just use it as an accessory to gauge where my understanding level is at occasionally. Thanks for these, I'll check out their album !
Understanding aside would you have some recommendations for best musicians / hip hop ? Since you seem to have this stuff on lock
John Turner
Okay, just holy shiit, these recommendations were just amazing., esp Aoba live is beautiful
This is just great lmao
Julian Miller
I don't listen to a ton of Japanese hip hop (I've been meaning to get into it though), but from what I've listened to I really like Moe and ghosts and Daoko.
Yeah, Aoba is fantastic. Her live album 0% (and the studio album 0) is a masterpiece.
Ryder Murphy
Oh yeah I forgot about Daoko actually, also ever listen to Hiromi Iwasaki ?
Brody Russell
I hadn't heard of her until now, but this is definitely my kind of thing. Thanks for the rec! Oh yeah, and I remembered another hip hop artist you should check out. スチャダラパー. Here's a collab they just recently did with Ego-Wrappin'.
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William Gonzalez
Thanks ! That vid lmfao, also just noticed that Daoko was the singer for MeMeMe
Also ye just surfing YT recommendations right now, also came across this which I just have no word for how good it is youtube.com
Jackson Davis
If you're interested in rock definitely check out shiina ringo.
Brody Gutierrez
Sai Yoshiko! She gets recommended a lot on YouTube but she's literally one of my favorite artists. Her first three albums are perfect. Btw, they fucked up the album art. That track is on her third album (Taiji no Yume) but that cover art is from her first album. Both are worth listening to though. I actually uploaded her first album for a sharethread a few days ago. If you want a link:
Sai Yoshiko- Mangekyō
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And from the archive, Taiji no Yume:
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Her second album, Mikkō, is also really good. I don't have a Mega link for it, but it should be on SoulSeek.
Dylan Bennett
I'm going to second this too. Shiina Ringo is great. I wouldn't limit her to rock though. Maybe on Shōso Strip and Muzai Moratorium, but she's more art pop later. Kalk Zamen Kuri no Hana is her best IMO, but everything is worth a listen. If you're into jazz pop, she has a band for that too (Tokyo Jihen). They're not as good as her solo, but I still like them.
Samuel Stewart
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Oh fuck yes Mega links, cheers I was scared I'd have to stick to downloading albums off YT :^)
Austin Brown
Not hiphop, and I don't know shit about learning moon runes, but I like Taeko Ohnuki
Parker Perry
If you're willing to try something weird try KoenjiHyakkei
favorite albums are hundred sights of koenji and angerr shisspa
Jacob Ross
Looking into em right nnow !
Also holy shit, talk about groovy
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Camden Rodriguez
Maximum the Hormone is one of like five good nu-metal bands in existence, and I'm not including Korn in that list.
Lucas Johnson
Dude that Death Note intro is classc
David Bailey
They've got tons of better tracks. Their humour is a large part of their appeal, and the track in question doesn't contain much of it.