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YOSHINO YOSHIKAWA
CULTURE
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Music
Nov 19, 2016
Yoshino Yoshikawa switches up his ¡®kawaii¡¯ sound on ¡®Event Horizon¡¯
The Japanese word for cute, ¡°kawaii,¡± has been popping up more and more in the English lexicon in recent years. From the popularity of Hello Kitty to singer Gwen Stefani¡¯s new kawaii-filled cartoon ¡°Kuu Kuu Harajuku¡± being cute means making money, and it¡¯s no different in the world of music.
CULTURE
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Music
Apr 15, 2014
Yoshino Yoshikawa ¡°Yumetatsu Glider¡±
Tokyo producer Yoshino Yoshikawa has often described his work as ¡°ultrapop,¡± and for a while that term made perfect sense. Yoshikawa created busy, buzzing songs in the mold of Yasutaka Nakata. With names such as ¡°Kawaii Candy,¡± they were a colorful rush of synthesizers and digitally manipulated vocals....
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