I've been listening Shiubya-Kei since 2017 and I'm glad someone put a spotlight to this fantastic sub-genre.. My love for Shibuya actually paved way for me to discover and love City Pop later on! 🎉
@lalaland210713 күн бұрын
I haven’t forgotten it…
@NikiWonoto2615 күн бұрын
I'm from Indonesia. I really love Shibuya-kei genre, especially the jazzy, bossa-nova vibes like those of Serani Poji, Cymbals, and the early Capsule (Yasutaka Nakata)'s works. And nowadays, there is TWEEDEES. Yes, it's sadly very underrated. But I guess we should be proud to know such hidden gems.
@ashleyy6918 күн бұрын
your editing is extremely comfy and aesthetically pleasing,, ive enjoyed this video so much in fact i was unable to save it for later i just watched it in one sitting,,, im a HUGE fan of this sort of content and i hope you please go on doin what you love,, now im off to listen to some shibuya-kei albums B) thank you so very much
@jn9923120 күн бұрын
Shibuya-kei is beginning to become more and more popular online. It's only a matter of time until it's ruined. I enjoyed it while I could.
@jsrenjoyer22 күн бұрын
HALCALI AND CIBO MATTO MENTIONED WOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@alphasdawn22 күн бұрын
I love Shibuya-kei so thank you for making a video to try and spread awareness about it :D
@5_toenails_inmyass27 күн бұрын
pizzicato five!!! :D
@JSnowEnTr28 күн бұрын
forgotten by whomst?
@RichmondZamonalАй бұрын
Audio only comes from the left channel
@Ace01010Ай бұрын
I can see your channel blowing up, you already have your own unique editing style, interesting topics many like me enjoy. Its not a matter of if but when, and I'll be here when it happens! Cheers from NYC!
@_URBAN_GROVEАй бұрын
That means a lot; I hope to not disappoint 👍. I'll see you there when it happens!
@Ace01010Ай бұрын
Are you serious right now? I've loved Toyko sniper for the better part of two years ever since discovering it. Talking about reading blog post, articles, forum pages anything I can get my hands on. There is something drawing about Hitomitoi voice that for some reason stands out from the rest of the typical picks in city pop, Don't get me wrong anri, Taeko Onuki, Miki Matsubara and the rest are steller but tokyo sniper just hits so much deeper, like a shotgun blast to the ear. Glad to see others appreciate it like I do, cheers to a cult classic that is tokyo sniper.
@_URBAN_GROVEАй бұрын
Yesss, this albums really dope --but sad, and her voice just fits it perfectly. It doesn't sound like she's trying too hard, but it still sounds so good. For sure one of my favorite albums of all time.
@YasukeMusouАй бұрын
Thank you for doing the homework on this 🙏
@mygameopinionsАй бұрын
hell yeah i love halcali
@0deityАй бұрын
i have no clue how i found this but good shit
@muscleman4420Ай бұрын
What camera did you use ? also great stuff dude, I genuinely dig this so much.
@_URBAN_GROVEАй бұрын
Thank you, that actually means a lot 👌. I'm working on some new projects right now; I'm just stuck on some jobs, finals, and life in general. I just used a Fujifilm X-E3, with a film simulation that comes preloaded in the camera, and the cheapest pancake lens that I found: Fujinon XF27mm F2.8 (neither have image stabilization).
@pentexsucks43Ай бұрын
it never went anywhere, unless you got into it less than a year ago on some trend, its been thriving for ages. also if it has been "forgotten in recent years" why are there so many modern shibuya kei playlists with tons of views from waves of new fans and artists? trender.
@m.omoirokingyoАй бұрын
I like your videos! You should do one about Japanese new wave/prog bands and artists of the early to earlymid 80s! YMO, chakra, jagatara, haniwa, Jun togawa, kidorikko, Mariah, juicy fruits, early 80s Taeko Onuki, and definitely more of them that I forgot.. it would be interesting
@_URBAN_GROVEАй бұрын
I haven't really gotten into that area yet, but I'll for sure check it out and see how it goes. Thank you for your kind words though; it boosts my ego. I'm trying to make more videos, but life's kind of piling up right now. I won't disappoint --hopefully 👍
@m.omoirokingyoАй бұрын
@@_URBAN_GROVE 😊😊
@m.omoirokingyoАй бұрын
Shibuya kei is so campy and a little different from things that came before and after in Japan, love it, and I see 60s and jazzy influence in it
@m.omoirokingyoАй бұрын
It’s like.. “square” music if it was fun
@lalaland210713 күн бұрын
Oh my goodness!!! I always get a ‘60s vibe too!!!!
@m.omoirokingyo13 күн бұрын
@@lalaland2107 it is because that is what a lot of them were inspired from they loved sunshine pop, Brian Wilson, and 60s ye-ye
@brimpleАй бұрын
I have never forgotten..
@danschreffler1280Ай бұрын
Never forgotten.
@SleepyPetuRRАй бұрын
Finally someone talks about this album!! Its one of my favourites too. I also really like the other albums of Ryusenkei and Hitomitoi. Really good video!
@sasuofficial3448Ай бұрын
this is great.
@linva9832Ай бұрын
サムネにYOUTHEROCKいて草
@MegaTheman252 ай бұрын
Please reupload with better audio
@_URBAN_GROVEАй бұрын
Yeahhhh, it kind of sucks, but I'll probably release a video kind of revising it with better scripting and audio (especially audio) in the future when my production gets better.
@DisgruntledDoomer2 ай бұрын
What has the music genre forgotten? Or did people forget _it?_ Either way, your claim doesn't make any sense.
@voyan382 ай бұрын
It is so nice to hear someone give this music the appreciation it deserves- Halicali, especially. Bacon is such an iconic album. I would also highly recommend checking out Doopees. They have really just one album but it is life-changing. Great video dude
@_URBAN_GROVEАй бұрын
I love the DOOPEE TIME album --definitely a top 10 favorite album for me. You'll for sure see it on this channel some day, that place in time.
@KatsumiRichards2 ай бұрын
Great video again, sounds improved but the music could be turned down during voiceover. 次の動画楽しみしている。無理をするな、頑張って！
@andressaffon2 ай бұрын
There's a radio host in COLOMBIA who made an entire 10 hour special with the best sound of Shibuya Kei/Japan jazz and house. Thanks to him we know Pizzicato Five, Cornelius, Sakamoto, etc... playing in colombian radio during the 90's and early 2000. I could share that special show with u.
@_URBAN_GROVEАй бұрын
Disculpa por no responder antes, pero sería genial si pudieras mandarlo o dejar un link o algo. Gracias
@sisterbarbershop2 ай бұрын
Thxx for ur video. I'm Korean and I'm really into Shibuya-kei. But it's really hard to find any informations in Korean cuz It was not boom in Korea, and unfortunately I can't read Japanese. Really thxx. And I hope Shibuya-Kei to be re-examined like City Pop. Cuz it's not difficult to listen and also really sophisticated
@GenocidePanda2 ай бұрын
it’s kinda like japans version of the early 2000s 60s revival a la bands like the white stripes
@zero0O0z2 ай бұрын
The spotify playlist looks like it was cut off - can you update the description with the full link?
@esquizito2 ай бұрын
really impressive
@basedasuka2 ай бұрын
my left ear enjoyed this vid
@baguettebureddo2 ай бұрын
same ahaha i thought it was my broken earphones
@citrusblast43722 ай бұрын
Its basically katamaricore
@liuzh1han2 ай бұрын
dawg my left ear
@phonytoy86212 ай бұрын
City Popの次は絶対渋谷系が流行ると思ってるんだけどいまいちまだピンと来ないよね。素敵な動画をありがとう！
@_URBAN_GROVEАй бұрын
そうかもしれないね。ありがとう！！！
@hmx122 ай бұрын
nice video! cool of you to mention oh penelope they are too underappreciated. I wish you could have went more in depth on Living, Dining & Kitchen Records as they are so closely knit with a lot of shibuya-kei acts at that time, maybe for another video 😅
@KonoVaal2 ай бұрын
Shibuya-key is more like a music wave instead a genre itself. It can include different music genres and that’s why we can hear bossa nova, hip hop, pop, electronic and many other genres through bands and groups. Good video, keep it up!
@victordias18402 ай бұрын
pzicato five was very popular in my country Brazil, they even recorded a show with a very well-known Brazilian singer called Fernanda Takai
@M364A2 ай бұрын
yo the spotiy link doesnt work
@M364A2 ай бұрын
btw whats the songs in the intro?
@_URBAN_GROVE2 ай бұрын
My bad, open.spotify.com/playlist/7hifPISnst5brUuYFNPIJd?si=324edebc9c3c4ac4 And I don't know which songs specifically you're talking about, but here's a list of songs and albums I used at the beginning: Yamashita Tatsuro - Ride on Time Nakahara Meiko - Fantasy Matsubara Miki - Stay With Me TK from 凛として時雨 - Unravel Yoko Takahashi - Cruel Angel's Thesis Long Kiss Goodbye - HALCALI YOASOBI - IDOL ALI - WILD SIDE Mai Yamane - Tasogare Ryo Fukui - Scenery Mint Jams - Casiopea Masayoshi Takanaka - On Guitar Masayoshi Takanaka - Brazilian Skies Hiroshi Suzuki - Romance Nujabes - Live in South Korea Perfume - Polyrythm I Still Love H.E.R. - TERIYAKI BOYZ BABYMETAL - Headbanger!! Hope that helped 👍
@M364A2 ай бұрын
@@_URBAN_GROVE thk u very much, xoxo
@KatsumiRichards2 ай бұрын
面白い動画を撮ってくれてありがとうございます。登録した！次の動画楽しみしている。頑張って！
@_URBAN_GROVE2 ай бұрын
見ててありがとう！新しいマイクも買ったからオーディオももっと良くなるので、めっちゃがんばる！
@Face7422 ай бұрын
Cibo Matto's "Stereotype A" was my comfort album back in high school, legit listened to it on repeat. Really liked Moonchild and King of Silence, something about the 2000s relaxing r&b pop just does it for me
@vgchronicle2 ай бұрын
I always wondered what the music in Jet Set Radio was.
@irsandar102 ай бұрын
PIZZICATO FIVE mentioned, and I'm here.
@gavrisharabi59192 ай бұрын
Heavily influenced by Brazilian MPB
@xushinatta2 ай бұрын
hmm
@MocFilmmaker2 ай бұрын
Bro, it seems like your audio is only coming through the left channel. There might have been a mistake during the editing process.
@TheDobleQ2 ай бұрын
It wasn’t and it is not a music genre tho. Is a cultural movement. Even SK main personalities disagree in calling it a music genre since its pulls from many cultural sources and it is not only about music, not by a long shot.
@Leo1372 ай бұрын
I would say it's an "Umbrella genre". It's still useful to describe some artists
@SrSaraviaMusic2 ай бұрын
Same with City-Pop
@redpandaproductions2 ай бұрын
Great video. It's definitely an overlooked genre in the music world, but one of my personal favorites!
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I've been listening Shiubya-Kei since 2017 and I'm glad someone put a spotlight to this fantastic sub-genre.. My love for Shibuya actually paved way for me to discover and love City Pop later on! 🎉
I haven’t forgotten it…
I'm from Indonesia. I really love Shibuya-kei genre, especially the jazzy, bossa-nova vibes like those of Serani Poji, Cymbals, and the early Capsule (Yasutaka Nakata)'s works. And nowadays, there is TWEEDEES. Yes, it's sadly very underrated. But I guess we should be proud to know such hidden gems.
your editing is extremely comfy and aesthetically pleasing,, ive enjoyed this video so much in fact i was unable to save it for later i just watched it in one sitting,,, im a HUGE fan of this sort of content and i hope you please go on doin what you love,, now im off to listen to some shibuya-kei albums B) thank you so very much
Shibuya-kei is beginning to become more and more popular online. It's only a matter of time until it's ruined. I enjoyed it while I could.
HALCALI AND CIBO MATTO MENTIONED WOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love Shibuya-kei so thank you for making a video to try and spread awareness about it :D
pizzicato five!!! :D
forgotten by whomst?
Audio only comes from the left channel
I can see your channel blowing up, you already have your own unique editing style, interesting topics many like me enjoy. Its not a matter of if but when, and I'll be here when it happens! Cheers from NYC!
That means a lot; I hope to not disappoint 👍. I'll see you there when it happens!
Are you serious right now? I've loved Toyko sniper for the better part of two years ever since discovering it. Talking about reading blog post, articles, forum pages anything I can get my hands on. There is something drawing about Hitomitoi voice that for some reason stands out from the rest of the typical picks in city pop, Don't get me wrong anri, Taeko Onuki, Miki Matsubara and the rest are steller but tokyo sniper just hits so much deeper, like a shotgun blast to the ear. Glad to see others appreciate it like I do, cheers to a cult classic that is tokyo sniper.
Yesss, this albums really dope --but sad, and her voice just fits it perfectly. It doesn't sound like she's trying too hard, but it still sounds so good. For sure one of my favorite albums of all time.
Thank you for doing the homework on this 🙏
hell yeah i love halcali
i have no clue how i found this but good shit
What camera did you use ? also great stuff dude, I genuinely dig this so much.
Thank you, that actually means a lot 👌. I'm working on some new projects right now; I'm just stuck on some jobs, finals, and life in general. I just used a Fujifilm X-E3, with a film simulation that comes preloaded in the camera, and the cheapest pancake lens that I found: Fujinon XF27mm F2.8 (neither have image stabilization).
it never went anywhere, unless you got into it less than a year ago on some trend, its been thriving for ages. also if it has been "forgotten in recent years" why are there so many modern shibuya kei playlists with tons of views from waves of new fans and artists? trender.
I like your videos! You should do one about Japanese new wave/prog bands and artists of the early to earlymid 80s! YMO, chakra, jagatara, haniwa, Jun togawa, kidorikko, Mariah, juicy fruits, early 80s Taeko Onuki, and definitely more of them that I forgot.. it would be interesting
I haven't really gotten into that area yet, but I'll for sure check it out and see how it goes. Thank you for your kind words though; it boosts my ego. I'm trying to make more videos, but life's kind of piling up right now. I won't disappoint --hopefully 👍
@@_URBAN_GROVE 😊😊
Shibuya kei is so campy and a little different from things that came before and after in Japan, love it, and I see 60s and jazzy influence in it
It’s like.. “square” music if it was fun
Oh my goodness!!! I always get a ‘60s vibe too!!!!
@@lalaland2107 it is because that is what a lot of them were inspired from they loved sunshine pop, Brian Wilson, and 60s ye-ye
I have never forgotten..
Never forgotten.
Finally someone talks about this album!! Its one of my favourites too. I also really like the other albums of Ryusenkei and Hitomitoi. Really good video!
this is great.
サムネにYOUTHEROCKいて草
Please reupload with better audio
Yeahhhh, it kind of sucks, but I'll probably release a video kind of revising it with better scripting and audio (especially audio) in the future when my production gets better.
What has the music genre forgotten? Or did people forget _it?_ Either way, your claim doesn't make any sense.
It is so nice to hear someone give this music the appreciation it deserves- Halicali, especially. Bacon is such an iconic album. I would also highly recommend checking out Doopees. They have really just one album but it is life-changing. Great video dude
I love the DOOPEE TIME album --definitely a top 10 favorite album for me. You'll for sure see it on this channel some day, that place in time.
Great video again, sounds improved but the music could be turned down during voiceover. 次の動画楽しみしている。無理をするな、頑張って！
There's a radio host in COLOMBIA who made an entire 10 hour special with the best sound of Shibuya Kei/Japan jazz and house. Thanks to him we know Pizzicato Five, Cornelius, Sakamoto, etc... playing in colombian radio during the 90's and early 2000. I could share that special show with u.
Disculpa por no responder antes, pero sería genial si pudieras mandarlo o dejar un link o algo. Gracias
Thxx for ur video. I'm Korean and I'm really into Shibuya-kei. But it's really hard to find any informations in Korean cuz It was not boom in Korea, and unfortunately I can't read Japanese. Really thxx. And I hope Shibuya-Kei to be re-examined like City Pop. Cuz it's not difficult to listen and also really sophisticated
it’s kinda like japans version of the early 2000s 60s revival a la bands like the white stripes
The spotify playlist looks like it was cut off - can you update the description with the full link?
really impressive
my left ear enjoyed this vid
same ahaha i thought it was my broken earphones
Its basically katamaricore
dawg my left ear
City Popの次は絶対渋谷系が流行ると思ってるんだけどいまいちまだピンと来ないよね。素敵な動画をありがとう！
そうかもしれないね。ありがとう！！！
nice video! cool of you to mention oh penelope they are too underappreciated. I wish you could have went more in depth on Living, Dining & Kitchen Records as they are so closely knit with a lot of shibuya-kei acts at that time, maybe for another video 😅
Shibuya-key is more like a music wave instead a genre itself. It can include different music genres and that’s why we can hear bossa nova, hip hop, pop, electronic and many other genres through bands and groups. Good video, keep it up!
pzicato five was very popular in my country Brazil, they even recorded a show with a very well-known Brazilian singer called Fernanda Takai
yo the spotiy link doesnt work
btw whats the songs in the intro?
My bad, open.spotify.com/playlist/7hifPISnst5brUuYFNPIJd?si=324edebc9c3c4ac4 And I don't know which songs specifically you're talking about, but here's a list of songs and albums I used at the beginning: Yamashita Tatsuro - Ride on Time Nakahara Meiko - Fantasy Matsubara Miki - Stay With Me TK from 凛として時雨 - Unravel Yoko Takahashi - Cruel Angel's Thesis Long Kiss Goodbye - HALCALI YOASOBI - IDOL ALI - WILD SIDE Mai Yamane - Tasogare Ryo Fukui - Scenery Mint Jams - Casiopea Masayoshi Takanaka - On Guitar Masayoshi Takanaka - Brazilian Skies Hiroshi Suzuki - Romance Nujabes - Live in South Korea Perfume - Polyrythm I Still Love H.E.R. - TERIYAKI BOYZ BABYMETAL - Headbanger!! Hope that helped 👍
@@_URBAN_GROVE thk u very much, xoxo
面白い動画を撮ってくれてありがとうございます。登録した！次の動画楽しみしている。頑張って！
見ててありがとう！新しいマイクも買ったからオーディオももっと良くなるので、めっちゃがんばる！
Cibo Matto's "Stereotype A" was my comfort album back in high school, legit listened to it on repeat. Really liked Moonchild and King of Silence, something about the 2000s relaxing r&b pop just does it for me
I always wondered what the music in Jet Set Radio was.
PIZZICATO FIVE mentioned, and I'm here.
Heavily influenced by Brazilian MPB
hmm
Bro, it seems like your audio is only coming through the left channel. There might have been a mistake during the editing process.
It wasn’t and it is not a music genre tho. Is a cultural movement. Even SK main personalities disagree in calling it a music genre since its pulls from many cultural sources and it is not only about music, not by a long shot.
I would say it's an "Umbrella genre". It's still useful to describe some artists
Same with City-Pop
Great video. It's definitely an overlooked genre in the music world, but one of my personal favorites!