#wagakki-band — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #wagakki-band, aggregated by home.social.
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This is my favorite use of shamisen:
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This is my favorite use of shamisen:
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This is my favorite use of shamisen:
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This is my favorite use of shamisen:
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This is my favorite use of shamisen:
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Wagakki Band (和楽器バンド) – Yasouemaki (八奏絵巻) (2015, Japan)
Our next spotlight is on number 1011 on The List, submitted by ChrisJagged.
Founded by Suzuhana Yuko, this band is named after the traditional Japanese instruments that are prominent in their music, wagakki. Originating out of Suzuhana’s acoustic folk trio Hanafugetsu, the band essentially merged with folk punk/visual kei band Crow×Class to result in a 8-member group with a sound that lands somewhere in-between the folk rock and folk metal spheres. The album we look at here, their second, incorporates methods of Shigin, a traditional poetry form performed/recited in a particular manner.
Want to read more? See the full spotlight: https://1001otheralbums.com/2025/04/02/wagakki-band-%e5%92%8c%e6%a5%bd%e5%99%a8%e3%83%90%e3%83%b3%e3%83%89-yasouemaki-%e5%85%ab%e5%a5%8f%e7%b5%b5%e5%b7%bb-2015-japan/
Want to skip straight to the music? Here's a Songlink: https://album.link/i/1031872724
Happy listening!
#WagakkiBand #SuzuhanaYuko #Hanafugetsu #CrowxClass #FolkRock #FolkMetal #JPop #JRock #Shigin #Japan #JapaneseMusic #music #1001OtherAlbums
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Wagakki Band (和楽器バンド) – Yasouemaki (八奏絵巻) (2015, Japan)
Our next spotlight is on number 1011 on The List, submitted by ChrisJagged.
Founded by Suzuhana Yuko, this band is named after the traditional Japanese instruments that are prominent in their music, wagakki. Originating out of Suzuhana’s acoustic folk trio Hanafugetsu, the band essentially merged with folk punk/visual kei band Crow×Class to result in a 8-member group with a sound that lands somewhere in-between the folk rock and folk metal spheres. The album we look at here, their second, incorporates methods of Shigin, a traditional poetry form performed/recited in a particular manner.
Want to read more? See the full spotlight: https://1001otheralbums.com/2025/04/02/wagakki-band-%e5%92%8c%e6%a5%bd%e5%99%a8%e3%83%90%e3%83%b3%e3%83%89-yasouemaki-%e5%85%ab%e5%a5%8f%e7%b5%b5%e5%b7%bb-2015-japan/
Want to skip straight to the music? Here's a Songlink: https://album.link/i/1031872724
Happy listening!
#WagakkiBand #SuzuhanaYuko #Hanafugetsu #CrowxClass #FolkRock #FolkMetal #JPop #JRock #Shigin #Japan #JapaneseMusic #music #1001OtherAlbums
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Wagakki Band (和楽器バンド) – Yasouemaki (八奏絵巻) (2015, Japan)
Our next spotlight is on number 1011 on The List, submitted by ChrisJagged. Founded by Suzuhana Yuko, this band is named after the traditional Japanese instruments that are prominent in their music, wagakki. Originating out of Suzuhana’s acoustic folk trio Hanafugetsu, the band essentially merged with folk punk/visual kei band Crow×Class to result in a 8-member group with a sound that lands somewhere in-between the folk rock and folk metal spheres. The album we look at here, their second, incorporates methods of Shigin, a traditional poetry form performed/recited in a particular manner.
Want to read more? See the full spotlight: https://1001otheralbums.com/2025/04/02/wagakki-band-%e5%92%8c%e6%a5%bd%e5%99%a8%e3%83%90%e3%83%b3%e3%83%89-yasouemaki-%e5%85%ab%e5%a5%8f%e7%b5%b5%e5%b7%bb-2015-japan/
Want to skip straight to the music? Here's a Songlink: https://album.link/i/1031872724
Happy listening!
#WagakkiBand #SuzuhanaYuko #Hanafugetsu #CrowxClass #FolkRock #FolkMetal #JPop #JRock #Shigin #Japan #JapaneseMusic #music #1001OtherAlbums
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Wagakki Band (和楽器バンド) – Yasouemaki (八奏絵巻) (2015, Japan)
Our next spotlight is on number 1011 on The List, submitted by ChrisJagged.
Founded by Suzuhana Yuko, this band is named after the traditional Japanese instruments that are prominent in their music, wagakki. Originating out of Suzuhana’s acoustic folk trio Hanafugetsu, the band essentially merged with folk punk/visual kei band Crow×Class to result in a 8-member group with a sound that lands somewhere in-between the folk rock and folk metal spheres. The album we look at here, their second, incorporates methods of Shigin, a traditional poetry form performed/recited in a particular manner.
Want to read more? See the full spotlight: https://1001otheralbums.com/2025/04/02/wagakki-band-%e5%92%8c%e6%a5%bd%e5%99%a8%e3%83%90%e3%83%b3%e3%83%89-yasouemaki-%e5%85%ab%e5%a5%8f%e7%b5%b5%e5%b7%bb-2015-japan/
Want to skip straight to the music? Here's a Songlink: https://album.link/i/1031872724
Happy listening!
#WagakkiBand #SuzuhanaYuko #Hanafugetsu #CrowxClass #FolkRock #FolkMetal #JPop #JRock #Shigin #Japan #JapaneseMusic #music #1001OtherAlbums
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Wagakki Band (和楽器バンド) – Yasouemaki (八奏絵巻) (2015, Japan)
Our next spotlight is on number 1011 on The List, submitted by ChrisJagged.
Founded by singer, composer, lyricist, Shigin master, Kenshibu dancer, and classical pianist Suzuhana Yuko, Wagakki Band (和楽器バンド) is named after the traditional Japanese instruments that are prominent in their music, wagakki. Originating out of Suzuhana’s acoustic folk trio Hanafugetsu (which is still active), the band essentially merged with folk punk/visual kei band Crow×Class to result in a 8-member group with a sound that lands somewhere in-between the folk rock and folk metal spheres. Wagakki Band first gained popularity via their adaptations of Vocaloid songs, with their first LP, Vocalo Zanmai (ボカロ三昧) (2014), consisting solely of Vocaloid covers. The album we look at here is their second studio album and first to contain original material. It incorporates methods of Shigin, a traditional poetry form performed/recited in a particular manner, as would their following albums.
Following the release of Yasouemaki, Wagakki Band’s popularity would continue to grow both at home and internationally, and the band would go on to release five more LPs, with Tokyo Singing (2020) featuring a collaboration with Amy Lee of Evanescence. As of the end of 2024, the band has gone on indefinite hiatus.
Even if you, like me, don’t know much about J-rock/J-pop, if you have an interest in folk rock/metal (and love/miss[1] key changes!), this is a really fun band to check out.
Happy listening!
- Here’s a fun Tedium article that was referenced in a toot I saw recently, exploring the demise of the key change in pop music over the last 60 years: “The Death of the Key Change” by Chris Dalla Riva (Nov 9, 2022). The article looks specifically at pop music that hit the Billboard Hot 100 charts so I can’t help but wonder now if the key change is still alive and well in J-pop. Anyone know? ↩︎
#CrowxClass #folkMetal #folkRock #Hanafugetsu #JPop #JRock #music #musicDiscovery #Shigin #SuzuhanaYuko #WagakkiBand
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Wagakki Band (和楽器バンド) – Yasouemaki (八奏絵巻) (2015, Japan)
Our next spotlight is on number 1011 on The List, submitted by ChrisJagged.
Founded by singer, composer, lyricist, Shigin master, Kenshibu dancer, and classical pianist Suzuhana Yuko, Wagakki Band (和楽器バンド) is named after the traditional Japanese instruments that are prominent in their music, wagakki. Originating out of Suzuhana’s acoustic folk trio Hanafugetsu (which is still active), the band essentially merged with folk punk/visual kei band Crow×Class to result in a 8-member group with a sound that lands somewhere in-between the folk rock and folk metal spheres. Wagakki Band first gained popularity via their adaptations of Vocaloid songs, with their first LP, Vocalo Zanmai (ボカロ三昧) (2014), consisting solely of Vocaloid covers. The album we look at here is their second studio album and first to contain original material. It incorporates methods of Shigin, a traditional poetry form performed/recited in a particular manner, as would their following albums.
Following the release of Yasouemaki, Wagakki Band’s popularity would continue to grow both at home and internationally, and the band would go on to release five more LPs, with Tokyo Singing (2020) featuring a collaboration with Amy Lee of Evanescence. As of the end of 2024, the band has gone on indefinite hiatus.
Even if you, like me, don’t know much about J-rock/J-pop, if you have an interest in folk rock/metal (and love/miss[1] key changes!), this is a really fun band to check out.
Happy listening!
- Here’s a fun Tedium article that was referenced in a toot I saw recently, exploring the demise of the key change in pop music over the last 60 years: “The Death of the Key Change” by Chris Dalla Riva (Nov 9, 2022). The article looks specifically at pop music that hit the Billboard Hot 100 charts so I can’t help but wonder now if the key change is still alive and well in J-pop. Anyone know? ↩︎
#CrowxClass #folkMetal #folkRock #Hanafugetsu #JPop #JRock #music #musicDiscovery #Shigin #SuzuhanaYuko #WagakkiBand
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Wagakki Band (和楽器バンド) – Yasouemaki (八奏絵巻) (2015, Japan)
Our next spotlight is on number 1011 on The List, submitted by ChrisJagged.
Founded by singer, composer, lyricist, Shigin master, Kenshibu dancer, and classical pianist Suzuhana Yuko, Wagakki Band (和楽器バンド) is named after the traditional Japanese instruments that are prominent in their music, wagakki. Originating out of Suzuhana’s acoustic folk trio Hanafugetsu (which is still active), the band essentially merged with folk punk/visual kei band Crow×Class to result in a 8-member group with a sound that lands somewhere in-between the folk rock and folk metal spheres. Wagakki Band first gained popularity via their adaptations of Vocaloid songs, with their first LP, Vocalo Zanmai (ボカロ三昧) (2014), consisting solely of Vocaloid covers. The album we look at here is their second studio album and first to contain original material. It incorporates methods of Shigin, a traditional poetry form performed/recited in a particular manner, as would their following albums.
Following the release of Yasouemaki, Wagakki Band’s popularity would continue to grow both at home and internationally, and the band would go on to release five more LPs, with Tokyo Singing (2020) featuring a collaboration with Amy Lee of Evanescence. As of the end of 2024, the band has gone on indefinite hiatus.
Even if you, like me, don’t know much about J-rock/J-pop, if you have an interest in folk rock/metal (and love/miss[1] key changes!), this is a really fun band to check out.
Happy listening!
- Here’s a fun Tedium article that was referenced in a toot I saw recently, exploring the demise of the key change in pop music over the last 60 years: “The Death of the Key Change” by Chris Dalla Riva (Nov 9, 2022). The article looks specifically at pop music that hit the Billboard Hot 100 charts so I can’t help but wonder now if the key change is still alive and well in J-pop. Anyone know? ↩︎
#CrowxClass #folkMetal #folkRock #Hanafugetsu #JPop #JRock #music #musicDiscovery #Shigin #SuzuhanaYuko #WagakkiBand
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Wagakki Band (和楽器バンド) – Yasouemaki (八奏絵巻) (2015, Japan)
Our next spotlight is on number 1011 on The List, submitted by ChrisJagged.
Founded by singer, composer, lyricist, Shigin master, Kenshibu dancer, and classical pianist Suzuhana Yuko, Wagakki Band (和楽器バンド) is named after the traditional Japanese instruments that are prominent in their music, wagakki. Originating out of Suzuhana’s acoustic folk trio Hanafugetsu (which is still active), the band essentially merged with folk punk/visual kei band Crow×Class to result in a 8-member group with a sound that lands somewhere in-between the folk rock and folk metal spheres. Wagakki Band first gained popularity via their adaptations of Vocaloid songs, with their first LP, Vocalo Zanmai (ボカロ三昧) (2014), consisting solely of Vocaloid covers. The album we look at here is their second studio album and first to contain original material. It incorporates methods of Shigin, a traditional poetry form performed/recited in a particular manner, as would their following albums.
Following the release of Yasouemaki, Wagakki Band’s popularity would continue to grow both at home and internationally, and the band would go on to release five more LPs, with Tokyo Singing (2020) featuring a collaboration with Amy Lee of Evanescence. As of the end of 2024, the band has gone on indefinite hiatus.
Even if you, like me, don’t know much about J-rock/J-pop, if you have an interest in folk rock/metal (and love/miss[1] key changes!), this is a really fun band to check out.
Happy listening!
- Here’s a fun Tedium article that was referenced in a toot I saw recently, exploring the demise of the key change in pop music over the last 60 years: “The Death of the Key Change” by Chris Dalla Riva (Nov 9, 2022). The article looks specifically at pop music that hit the Billboard Hot 100 charts so I can’t help but wonder now if the key change is still alive and well in J-pop. Anyone know? ↩︎
#CrowxClass #folkMetal #folkRock #Hanafugetsu #JPop #JRock #music #musicDiscovery #Shigin #SuzuhanaYuko #WagakkiBand
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Suzuhana Yuuko-「悠久の地」("Eternal Land")
Big beautiful sound, an instrumental from the Wagakki band leader and a few of her bandmates
#WagakkiBand #Music
https://youtu.be/CBlubsEE944?si=LH7icQqYcZkI-iQt -
Suzuhana Yuuko-「悠久の地」("Eternal Land")
Big beautiful sound, an instrumental from the Wagakki band leader and a few of her bandmates
#WagakkiBand #Music
https://youtu.be/CBlubsEE944?si=LH7icQqYcZkI-iQt -
Suzuhana Yuuko-「悠久の地」("Eternal Land")
Big beautiful sound, an instrumental from the Wagakki band leader and a few of her bandmates
#WagakkiBand #Music
https://youtu.be/CBlubsEE944?si=LH7icQqYcZkI-iQt -
Suzuhana Yuuko-「悠久の地」("Eternal Land")
Big beautiful sound, an instrumental from the Wagakki band leader and a few of her bandmates
#WagakkiBand #Music
https://youtu.be/CBlubsEE944?si=LH7icQqYcZkI-iQt -
This week for #JMusicFriday, @kingu gave us a theme of "East And West" - collaborations between Japanese and Western artists.
A favorite collaboration of mine is when Amy Lee teamed up with Wagakki Band for the song Sakura Rising. https://song.link/us/i/1774459966
It's such a great song.
Additionally, they did a live show together where they did an amazing version of the Evanescence classic Bring Me to Life. Check it out: https://song.link/y/hk1GtYK7BJM
#Music #EastAndWest #Evanescence #WagakkiBand #和楽器バンド #NuMetal #JPop #JRock #Tokyo_Singing
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This week for #JMusicFriday, @kingu gave us a theme of "East And West" - collaborations between Japanese and Western artists.
A favorite collaboration of mine is when Amy Lee teamed up with Wagakki Band for the song Sakura Rising. https://song.link/us/i/1774459966
It's such a great song.
Additionally, they did a live show together where they did an amazing version of the Evanescence classic Bring Me to Life. Check it out: https://song.link/y/hk1GtYK7BJM
#Music #EastAndWest #Evanescence #WagakkiBand #和楽器バンド #NuMetal #JPop #JRock #Tokyo_Singing
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This week for #JMusicFriday, @kingu gave us a theme of "East And West" - collaborations between Japanese and Western artists.
A favorite collaboration of mine is when Amy Lee teamed up with Wagakki Band for the song Sakura Rising. https://song.link/us/i/1774459966
It's such a great song.
Additionally, they did a live show together where they did an amazing version of the Evanescence classic Bring Me to Life. Check it out: https://song.link/y/hk1GtYK7BJM
#Music #EastAndWest #Evanescence #WagakkiBand #和楽器バンド #NuMetal #JPop #JRock #Tokyo_Singing
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This week for #JMusicFriday, @kingu gave us a theme of "East And West" - collaborations between Japanese and Western artists.
A favorite collaboration of mine is when Amy Lee teamed up with Wagakki Band for the song Sakura Rising. https://song.link/us/i/1774459966
It's such a great song.
Additionally, they did a live show together where they did an amazing version of the Evanescence classic Bring Me to Life. Check it out: https://song.link/y/hk1GtYK7BJM
#Music #EastAndWest #Evanescence #WagakkiBand #和楽器バンド #NuMetal #JPop #JRock #Tokyo_Singing
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This week for #JMusicFriday, @kingu gave us a theme of "East And West" - collaborations between Japanese and Western artists.
A favorite collaboration of mine is when Amy Lee teamed up with Wagakki Band for the song Sakura Rising. https://song.link/us/i/1774459966
It's such a great song.
Additionally, they did a live show together where they did an amazing version of the Evanescence classic Bring Me to Life. Check it out: https://song.link/y/hk1GtYK7BJM
#Music #EastAndWest #Evanescence #WagakkiBand #和楽器バンド #NuMetal #JPop #JRock #Tokyo_Singing
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De vez en cuando viene a mi mente esta versión de Bring me to life interpretada por Amy Lee, Wagakki Band y una orquesta.
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De vez en cuando viene a mi mente esta versión de Bring me to life interpretada por Amy Lee, Wagakki Band y una orquesta.
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De vez en cuando viene a mi mente esta versión de Bring me to life interpretada por Amy Lee, Wagakki Band y una orquesta.
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De vez en cuando viene a mi mente esta versión de Bring me to life interpretada por Amy Lee, Wagakki Band y una orquesta.
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De vez en cuando me vuelve a salir el video con el que descubrí Wagakki Band hace ya unos cuantos años. Me siguen flipando.
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De vez en cuando me vuelve a salir el video con el que descubrí Wagakki Band hace ya unos cuantos años. Me siguen flipando.
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De vez en cuando me vuelve a salir el video con el que descubrí Wagakki Band hace ya unos cuantos años. Me siguen flipando.
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De vez en cuando me vuelve a salir el video con el que descubrí Wagakki Band hace ya unos cuantos años. Me siguen flipando.
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Beni from Wagakki Band playing... whatever this is 😄
Catchy, though, and I love the shamisen.
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Beni from Wagakki Band playing... whatever this is 😄
Catchy, though, and I love the shamisen.
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Beni from Wagakki Band playing... whatever this is 😄
Catchy, though, and I love the shamisen.
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Beni from Wagakki Band playing... whatever this is 😄
Catchy, though, and I love the shamisen.
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Beni from Wagakki Band playing... whatever this is 😄
Catchy, though, and I love the shamisen.
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@ordabchao #WagakkiBand rocken das Haus
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@ordabchao #WagakkiBand rocken das Haus
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@ordabchao #WagakkiBand rocken das Haus
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@ordabchao #WagakkiBand rocken das Haus
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@ordabchao #WagakkiBand rocken das Haus
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I have a huge soft spot for this song and this version works 100 times better than you think it might.
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I have a huge soft spot for this song and this version works 100 times better than you think it might.
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I have a huge soft spot for this song and this version works 100 times better than you think it might.
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I have a huge soft spot for this song and this version works 100 times better than you think it might.
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For @ThePop's #JMusicFriday, @jessica suggested a theme of #Collaboration.
Now, I don't listen to a TON of Japanese music, but I DID remember a good collab.
Wagakki Band and Amy Lee of Evanescence collaborating. First, they did an amazing cover of "Bring Me To Life." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hk1GtYK7BJM
Second, together they dropped Sakura Rising, which also was fantastic https://songwhip.com/wagakkiband/sakura-rising
#Music #Evanescence #AmyLee #WagakkiBand #和楽器バンド #Tokyo_Singing #SakuraRising #Wagakki #JPop @jpop #FusionMusic
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For @ThePop's #JMusicFriday, @jessica suggested a theme of #Collaboration.
Now, I don't listen to a TON of Japanese music, but I DID remember a good collab.
Wagakki Band and Amy Lee of Evanescence collaborating. First, they did an amazing cover of "Bring Me To Life." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hk1GtYK7BJM
Second, together they dropped Sakura Rising, which also was fantastic https://songwhip.com/wagakkiband/sakura-rising
#Music #Evanescence #AmyLee #WagakkiBand #和楽器バンド #Tokyo_Singing #SakuraRising #Wagakki #JPop @jpop #FusionMusic
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For @ThePop's #JMusicFriday, @jessica suggested a theme of #Collaboration.
Now, I don't listen to a TON of Japanese music, but I DID remember a good collab.
Wagakki Band and Amy Lee of Evanescence collaborating. First, they did an amazing cover of "Bring Me To Life." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hk1GtYK7BJM
Second, together they dropped Sakura Rising, which also was fantastic https://songwhip.com/wagakkiband/sakura-rising
#Music #Evanescence #AmyLee #WagakkiBand #和楽器バンド #Tokyo_Singing #SakuraRising #Wagakki #JPop @jpop #FusionMusic
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For @ThePop's #JMusicFriday, @jessica suggested a theme of #Collaboration.
Now, I don't listen to a TON of Japanese music, but I DID remember a good collab.
Wagakki Band and Amy Lee of Evanescence collaborating. First, they did an amazing cover of "Bring Me To Life." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hk1GtYK7BJM
Second, together they dropped Sakura Rising, which also was fantastic https://songwhip.com/wagakkiband/sakura-rising
#Music #Evanescence #AmyLee #WagakkiBand #和楽器バンド #Tokyo_Singing #SakuraRising #Wagakki #JPop @jpop #FusionMusic
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For @ThePop's #JMusicFriday, @jessica suggested a theme of #Collaboration.
Now, I don't listen to a TON of Japanese music, but I DID remember a good collab.
Wagakki Band and Amy Lee of Evanescence collaborating. First, they did an amazing cover of "Bring Me To Life." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hk1GtYK7BJM
Second, together they dropped Sakura Rising, which also was fantastic https://songwhip.com/wagakkiband/sakura-rising
#Music #Evanescence #AmyLee #WagakkiBand #和楽器バンド #Tokyo_Singing #SakuraRising #Wagakki #JPop @jpop #FusionMusic
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#Listening to Shikisai (四季彩, in English; Four Seasonal Colors), a 2017 album by Wagakki Band:
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#Listening to Shikisai (四季彩, in English; Four Seasonal Colors), a 2017 album by Wagakki Band:
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#Listening to Shikisai (四季彩, in English; Four Seasonal Colors), a 2017 album by Wagakki Band:
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#Listening to Shikisai (四季彩, in English; Four Seasonal Colors), a 2017 album by Wagakki Band:
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Un grupo que descubrí durante la pandemia y que se convirtió en uno de mis favoritos desde que escuche este directo. Mezclar rock con música tradicional japonesa y que quede así de bien es todo un logro. Wagakki Band.
Wagakki significa instrumento musical japonés.
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Un grupo que descubrí durante la pandemia y que se convirtió en uno de mis favoritos desde que escuche este directo. Mezclar rock con música tradicional japonesa y que quede así de bien es todo un logro. Wagakki Band.
Wagakki significa instrumento musical japonés.
