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Takashi started DJing as a student in Fukuoka (the home of Tonkotsu Ramen), and claimed his deejaying moniker (he DJ’s as DJ Warp) thanks to the Warp label t-shirt he was wearing the first time he spun records. In the intervening years he’s developed a taste for superb hard house and deep – minimalistic techno, and – after a stint in Okayama, where he ran small underground techno events “Pulse”, he moved back to Kyushu, where he now spins, makes music and runs Missile parties in Kagoshima. .

Bob Brozman (March 8, 1954 – April 23, 2013) was an American guitarist and ethnomusicologist. He has performed in a number of styles such as blues, Gypsy jazz, calypso, ragtime, Hawaiian and Caribbean music. Brozman has also collaborated with musicians from diverse cultural backgrounds such as India, Africa, Japan, Papua New Guinea and Reunion Island. He has been called "an instrumental wizard" and "a walking archive of 20th Century American music." Bob maintained a steady schedule throughout the year, touring constantly throughout North America, Europe, Australia, Asia, and Africa. He has recorded numerous albums and has won the Guitar Player...

A collaboration between traditional Okinawan folk musician Takashi Hirayasu and Steel Guitar virtuoso Bob Brozman. .

Experience from early 80's Takashi Fujimori has started to making original music since early 80's with analog synthesizers and drum machines. History on acidplanet I'm into the electronic music creation from early 80's before MIDI system existence. In my early time, I was using Roland TR606, TB303, Korg KPR-77 and Roland SH-101 by CV/GATE, sync system, sequencer as Roland MC-202, MC-4... 30 of My tracks (original + remixes) wents #1 in all genres. Style Electronica in general (Ambient, House, Easy Listening, Cinematic, Chill-out, jazzy sound, fusion, e.t.c)... So all music genres that I can make with a little my knowledge...

‘Araki’ is the second album from young Japanese producer Takashi Wada. His first ‘Meguro’, which came out in 2003 was a gorgeous ambient record and was rightly compared to the best of Kompakt’s ‘Pop Ambient’ series, ‘Araki’ however ditches the blissful ambient textures almost entirely. What we have in place of the floating melodies are glitchy beats, pseudo breaks and midi guitars. The new album is coming, according to the website, 19 october... .