Heya! Amatsu here. New member looking to contribute~
I haven't been able to find any jamtracks on the site that match the aesthetic I want to perform in, perhaps because it caters to a very specific musical taste: J-pop. But not just any J-pop - heart-wrenching vocals yet with energetic rhythms that are catchy and fun to sing. Songs that sound lighthearted at first, but by the end of the number the audience is in tears and has an entirely new perspective on life.
Some examples of this are the works of a musical group called Tuyu (or Tsuyu). They heavily influenced my own style of vocals. There are also the songs 'A Suicidal Person's Yearning in their Last 191 Seconds' and 'Undead Alice' as further examples of this style. All of these songs are in Japanese but have English translations online.
*I only write lyrics in Japanese in order to stay true to the aesthetic, but always provide translation*
What I'm looking for is a group of musicians who play instruments vital to J-pop (synth, electric guitar and bass, percussion, etc) who are willing to collaborate in producing new music in that style.
Thank you for reading!
I haven't been able to find any jamtracks on the site that match the aesthetic I want to perform in, perhaps because it caters to a very specific musical taste: J-pop. But not just any J-pop - heart-wrenching vocals yet with energetic rhythms that are catchy and fun to sing. Songs that sound lighthearted at first, but by the end of the number the audience is in tears and has an entirely new perspective on life.
Some examples of this are the works of a musical group called Tuyu (or Tsuyu). They heavily influenced my own style of vocals. There are also the songs 'A Suicidal Person's Yearning in their Last 191 Seconds' and 'Undead Alice' as further examples of this style. All of these songs are in Japanese but have English translations online.
*I only write lyrics in Japanese in order to stay true to the aesthetic, but always provide translation*
What I'm looking for is a group of musicians who play instruments vital to J-pop (synth, electric guitar and bass, percussion, etc) who are willing to collaborate in producing new music in that style.
Thank you for reading!
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