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TAKUYA (浅沼 拓也 Asanuma Takuya) is the former guitarist of Japanese pop-rock band JUDY AND MARY. After they broke up, TAKUYA formed a group called ROBOTS. He is currently working as a solo artist. .

TAKUI (Nakajima Takui, also known as 中島卓偉), born at 19 October 1978 (Fukuoka, Japan), is a multi-talented artist whose dedication to his craft and love of life can be felt through his upbeat songs. Tinged with a classic rock influence and filled with a special "something" that reaches out and touches listeners, Takui's music has mellowed since he started in 1999 but still holds his strong messages of freedom and being true to oneself. Takui grew up listening to classic rock like The Beatles and Elvis Presley, some of whose songs he has covered. Also of note is Takui's clear...

DENTAKU is the electronic/picopico solo unit of マツオカエイジ (Matsuoka Eiji, ex-秘密結社コドモA, now in サンドイッチで１２０分？). The concept is "near future techno pop". He only performs live alone at home. His music varies in a big array of genres, especially chiptune, and almost all being instrumental only. He has released over 65 cds, all of them live distributed or sold by mail order in very limited quantities. Currently known discography includes: (200x.xx.xx) UFOGAME (200x.xx.xx) negabeta (200x.xx.xx) メガロビツト / MEGALO BITS (200x.xx.xx) トキメキレンサ / TOKIMEKI RENSA (200x.xx.xx) アイシクルス / ICICLES (200x.xx.xx) テキノライオット / TECHNO RIOT (200x.xx.xx) メロトロンベイビィ / MELLOTRON BABY (2005.09.19) あゆんとかにメッセで送るパターン /...

There are 4 bands with the name Otaku. Otaku (1) A rock/punk band from West Lothian in Scotland.Band members- Andy Faulkner Iain McClafferty Dave Wright Otaku (2) Ralph Lawson, DJ had two Otaku releases for Soma. For the first Otaku release Ralph was joined by Fraser Brydson, creating "Percussion Obsession" 1993-2003 Otaku (3) released UK trance/house track "The Message" on Outrageous Recordings in 1998 Otaku (4) released the album Bitwise Operators in 2000 and Incorporeal Automata in 2008. Colonel 32 and Nan create dubtronica at Core Dump Studios in San Francisco. .

Jazz trumpeter Takuya Kuroda is a forward-thinking musician with a bent toward mixing post-bop and adventurous soul-jazz. Born in Kobe, Japan, Kuroda followed his older trombonist brother into the local music scene, playing in big bands. After studying music in Japan, Kuroda relocated to Boston to attend the Berklee College of Music. While at Berklee, Kuroda befriended upcoming jazz vocalist José James, who invited Kuroda to record with him. Kuroda appeared on James' 2010 sophomore album, Blackmagic, and later on No Beginning No End -- for which he also wrote the horn arrangements. After leaving Berklee, Kuroda moved to New...