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✺ Japanese Record Store Day 2021 Exclusive✺ First time on 7"Momoe Shimano gained popularity for her cool singing voice during the R & B boom that swept the 2000s.From “Free Soul Moe Her Mellow Lovers Twilight Amour”, which was announced in 2009 and attracted many listeners in a blink of an eye, the number that decorated the opening is the long-awaited analog release.The A-side, which beautifully covers Minako Yoshida’s famous song “Shooting Star of Love,” is a mellow number that matches the voice that sings while looking up at the original song and the softly swaying electric piano.On the B side, a Japanese R & B “Late Show” that swings gently is coupled to acid jazz-like. I would like you to get the songs that are indispensable for tracing the genealogy of Japanese soul-R & B and city pop, with 7inch.

✺ Limited edition.✺ Originally released in 1983.✺ Pressed on clear green vinyl.✺ Green Vinyl.Get ready to tap your toes! Hitomi Tohyama's fourth album, “NEXT DOOR”, first released in 1983 was strongly influenced by American pop in the early ’80s. The City Pop gem is now available as a limited edition clear green vinyl.A city pop album that pierces the urban atmosphere throughout.

✺ Originally released in 1983.✺ Pressed on clear pink vinyl.✺ A fusion of 80’s New York sound and Japanese AOR.We are excited to present the official reissue of Hitomi “Penny” Tohyama’s legendary records “Sexy Robot”, which received an incredible amount of accolades in ‘80s Japan ! Tohyama’s 5th release “SEXY ROBOT” was first released in 1983, and quickly set into motion the tide of Beacon Sound which would come later. This record is a gem that incorporates the sound of New York in the 80s, and remains an important part of Japanese AOR.

✺ Originally released in 1983.✺ Pressed on 12" black vinyl.✺ Featuring edits by Muro and DJ Dimitri From Paris.Hitomi Toyama’s “SEXY ROBOT” is popular not only in Japan but also in the world as a masterpiece of city pop and 80s boogie. This album includes edited versions of “SEXY ROBOT,” “WANNA KISS,” and “TUXEDO CONNECTION,” which are especially popular among them. “SEXY ROBOT” and “WANNA KISS” were released only on 7" in 2015 and are now highly-priced edited versions by MURO, while “TUXEDO CONNECTION” was newly edited by disco/house legend DJ Dimitri From Paris), and Side B features a new edited version by disco/house legend DJ Dimitri From Paris! Side B contains an off-vocal version of the original version (both are the first commercialized versions!). The tight rhythm by Drumulator and groovy synth bass by Hiroyuki Namba stimulates new musical sensibility !

✺ Limited edition✺ Pressed on clear sky blue vinyl✺ Originally released in 1982✺ 2024 ReissueKazuo Shiina, Hiroyuki Namba, Yoshihiro Naruse, Akira Inoue, and other talented musicians collaborated on Takako Mamiya's sole album from 1982, a timeless masterpiece embodying the essence of 80s city pop. Now, it's being re-released on limited edition clear sky blue vinyl.

✺ Originally released in 1977✺ Pressed on black vinyl✺ Featuring members of Tin Pan Alley and Moonriders✺ Classic Japanese City PopDon't miss the debut album from singer-songwriter Makoto Iwabuchi, a collaboration with members of Tin Pan Alley and Moonriders. Each song is a masterpiece, showcasing the unique talents of each performer. "Moonlight Flight" stands out with its captivating arrangement of floating strings and electric piano, hailed as a classic of 70s city pop/light mellow.Lyrics and Composition: Ryo Iwabuchi (except B3, B5, B6 with Lyrics by Toshimitsu Ono, and B4 with Lyrics by Ryo Iwabuchi and Toshiyuki Araki)Arrangement: Shigeru Suzuki (A1, A6, B1, B3), Keiichi Suzuki, Ryo Iwabuchi (A2-5, B2, B4-6)Featuring:✺ Electric Guitar: Shigeru Suzuki, Makoto Iwabuchi✺ Acoustic Guitar: Makoto Iwabuchi✺ Synthesizer: Keiichi Suzuki, Jun Sato✺ Drums: Tatsuo Hayashi, Tetsuro Kashibuchi✺ Bass: Akihiro Tanaka, Hirofumi Suzuki✺ Piano: Toru Okada, Jun Sato, Keiichi Suzuki✺ Mandolin: Junpei Sakuma✺ Percussion: Nobu Saito, Keiichi Suzuki, Tetsuro Kashibuchi, Toru Okada, ✺ ✺ Masahiro Takekawa✺ Marimba: Keiichi Suzuki, Toru Okada✺ Fiddle: Masahiro Takekawa✺ Horns: Ken Muraoka, Yasuo Hirauchi, Masanobu Arao✺ Strings: Tomato✺ Background Vocals: Fire Ball Boys, Shigeru Suzuki, Makoto Iwabuchi, The Uirubīzu, Nanako Sato