What makes Japanese music unique among all others?
WEBMay 21, 2022 · For its size, Japan has a large population, and that is one of the things accounting for the variety of Japanese music, which includes classical, jazz, electronic, rock, and pop. That said, there is quite a lot of variety and creativity in music by English speakers too, and this is probably because of the large and varied population of them. I ...
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WEBSimply singing in Japanese or sampling Japanese music does not meet this criterion. B. No karaoke, instrumental covers, remixes or reaction videos. Additionally, any covers must be of Japanese music AND performed by artists in the Japanese music scene/industry. C. Do not submit more than one link by the same artist per day. D.
The Ultimate List of Japanese Christian Music Artists (Article)
WEBApr 5, 2024 · Versailles and Kamijo also both have weirdly Christian songs, even if the concepts are about immortal vampires or Louis XVI. Songs like God Palace by Versailles or Sang (1 2 and 3) by Kamijo have deeply Christian themes. I believe beauty is always pointed towards God, even if it is secular.
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WEBApr 23, 2021 · A subreddit for City Pop, a Japanese style of popular music originating in the 1980s. Members Online 80s Japanese pop songwriters when asked if they want a native speaker to proofread their English lyrics before the song goes out to millions of people
What make Japanese music sound like Japanese music?
WEBThis is a bit different to how a lot of JPop tends to sound. It’s hardly a clear cut rule, but melodies in Japanese songs tend to have much longer phrases. You also see fewer four chord loops, probably partly for this reason. Even the famous IV-V-iii-vi is often just inserted as part of a longer sequence.
most overrated japanese artist? : r/japanesemusic - Reddit
WEBJust popping in to say if someone says Kenshi Yonezu I’ll find where you were live 😌. In my opinion Kenshi is underrated among international fans. I don't think there's any, honestly.. differently from a lot of western music, I've never seen big Japanese artists leaning into commercial/low effort type of music.
Any Japanese songs/artists recommendation? : r/japanesemusic
WEBApr 23, 2020 · Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra - Japanese ska/jazz pioneers. Kemuri - 90s/2000s ska-punk, very high-energy and positive. Potshot - 90s/2000s, more punk than ska. Oi-Skall Mates - yet more ska-punk, but definitely more ska. Looprider (and anything else on Call & Response Records) Nicotine - J-punk, plain and simple.
What makes some Japanese music "sound" Japanese? : …
WEBAug 21, 2014 · I can tell you that traditional Japanese music makes strong use of pentatonic ideas, and the 2nd example you linked at 52 seconds is a classic example of this. It's not 100% pentatonic, there are also diatonic chords and scales being used, but a lot of it is. See for yourself, play Bb pentatonic minor over the song.
What scales are used in Japanese music? : r/musictheory - Reddit
WEBFeb 26, 2021 · The most basic are the miyakobushi: E-F-A-B-D-E ascending and E-C-B-A-F-E descending. and the ritsu: D-E-G-A-C-D ascending and D-B-A-G-E-D descending. Reply reply. Kai_Daigoji. •. One thing I would add is that while we write these scales using western notes for convenience, the notes in Japanese scales do not necessarily match …
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WEBSep 27, 2020 · r/LearnJapanese. • 3 yr. ago. [deleted] japanese music. Resources. hello! for over a month, i’ve been listening to a lot of japanese music. i just go onto my spotify account and search up a certain genre (e.g. japanese indie rock) and a playlist will start playing. i absolutely love it and i think it’s such a useful resource to learn and ...