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Saiko is the name of at least four different music entities:
1) Saiko is a Pop rock band from Chile. Former La Ley members, Luciano Rojas and Rodrigo Aboitiz decided to create their own band, and they made castings looking for a female vocalist. They finally choose Denisse Malebrán, and debuted in 1999 releasing their first album Informe Saiko. In 2006 Malebrán decided to leave the band to pursue a solo career. In April 2007 she gave her last concert with the band in Teatro Teletón, and in May the band announced that a new vocalist would be joining them:...
Maikotobranco is a band from Tokyo, Japan. They formed under influence from the shoegaze band, My Bloody Valentine. Maikotobranco is not just a retrospective shoegaze band though. Ryuta's songwriting skills and artistic performance will go beyond your thoughts about the indie music scene of Tokyo. Experience their everlasting songs! .
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"About the Music, I believe in everything I heard by fully using my heart and the fluctuations generated by my everchanging sentiments. The biggest challenge for a musician is to record every tiny sound from life with considerable accuracy. I'm so willing to experience all the sound existing in the world, all the melody composed by numerous elements and all the fascinating harmony and rhythm, taking them as my true inspiration."
——Faylu
Maiko is a indie rock band from Beijing,China.Faylu, the vocalist and guitarist, is a talented singer-song writer. The band was affected by the outstanding personal style of...
Soh Daiko was formed in 1979 at the New York Buddhist Church as the first taiko group on the east coast, taking as its name the ancient, pre-Buddhist characters meaning “peaceful, harmonious drums.” The name reflects the spirit of dedication and cooperation which enabled the group to flourish from its beginnings.
Operating as a collective, the group received early instruction from many visiting American and Japanese taiko players, and has worked with Sensei Seiichi Tanaka of the San Francisco Taiko Dojo, taiko player and jazz musician Russel Baba, Reverend Ron Miyamura of the Chicago Taiko Group, Reverend Masao Kodani of...