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Find the best genre of J-pop in this special City Pop design to experience the 1980s again and 10x your wardrobe... right now!

City Pop | シティ・ポップ

City Pop | シティ・ポップ

City Pop | シティ・ポップ

Find the best genre of J-pop in this special City Pop design to experience the 1980s again and 10x your wardrobe... right now!

City Pop | シティ・ポップ

Find the best genre of J-pop in this special City Pop design to experience the 1980s again and 10x your wardrobe... right now!

City Pop | シティ・ポップ

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Adventure is an iconic album by Momoko Kikuchi, a pioneer of Japanese pop music. Released in 1986, it's a blend of synth-pop and new wave sounds, featuring Kikuchi's distinctive vocals and catchy melodies. It's a timeless classic that continues to captivate audiences with its infectious charm and vibrant spirit.

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Fuyu Kukan is an album by Japanese singer-songwriter Tomoko Aran, released in 1983. It's highly regarded for its fusion of city pop, funk, and electronic music, making it a standout in the genre. The album features Aran's smooth vocals layered over catchy melodies and intricate arrangements, creating a captivating listening experience. Fuyu Kukan gained renewed attention in recent years due to the resurgence of interest in city pop music.

Brazilian Skies is an album by Japanese guitarist Masayoshi Takanaka, released in 1978. Takanaka was known for his fusion of jazz, funk, and pop music, and this album exemplifies his distinctive style. The album was inspired by Takanaka's love for Brazilian music and culture, particularly the bossa nova and samba rhythms.

An Insatiable High is the third studio album by Japanese jazz fusion guitarist Masayoshi Takanaka, released in 1977. The album is considered a landmark work in the jazz fusion genre, showcasing Takanaka's exceptional guitar playing and the band's tight, dynamic performances. The album features seven tracks that blend elements of jazz, rock, and Japanese musical influences. Highlights include the title track "An Insatiable High", which features Takanaka's virtuosic guitar work, and the emotive "Midnight Rendezvous".

Coool is a 1984 album by Japanese singer-songwriter Anri. It is considered one of her best and most popular albums. The album features a mix of funk, soul, disco, and city pop styles, with standout tracks like "Bring Me to the Dancenight", "Silly City Girl", and "Mercury Lamp".The album was produced with the help of high-profile American session musicians like Nathan East, adding to its unique sound.

Full Moon by Junko Yagami, released in 1983, is a significant album in the city pop genre, embodying the essence of early 80s music. The album features tracks like "Tasogare No Bay City," "Naturally," and "Full Moon," showcasing a blend of pop, funk, and jazz influences. With a total of 11 songs, Full Moon highlights Yagami's versatile vocals and includes contributions from talented musicians like Chuei Yoshikawa on acoustic guitar and Ken Yajima on electric guitar.

Momoko Kikuchi's album "Ocean Side" is a highly regarded city pop release from 1984. The album features a blend of atmospheric and ambient sounds with traditional J-pop elements. While some debate whether it can be considered pure city pop, the album is praised for its emotional ballads like "Futari No Night Dive" and its overall high quality. The album has gained a cult following and its price has risen significantly, indicating its status as a sought-after city pop classic.

"Catch the Nite" is the sixth studio album by Japanese entertainer Miho Nakayama, released on February 10, 1988, through King Records. The album features the hit single "Catch Me" and was produced by Toshiki Kadomatsu, who composed the majority of the songs on the album. Notably, "Catch the Nite" became Nakayama's second album to reach No. 1 on Oricon's albums chart, selling over 349,000 copies.

Masayoshi Takanaka's self-titled album, commonly known as "Takanaka," is a pivotal work in the realm of Japanese jazz-fusion. Released in 1977, it marked a significant moment in Takanaka's career as a guitarist and composer. The album features intricate guitar work, rhythmic grooves, and melodic compositions that captivated audiences both in Japan and internationally.

Tomoko Aran's album "Last Good-bye" is a city pop classic released in 1986. Known for its blend of city pop, synthpop, and art pop genres, the album features tracks like "Rainbow Paradise" and "Ohkamigaitakuni." It has garnered a dedicated following and is praised for its nostalgic 80s vibe and musical quality. The album showcases Tomoko Aran's talent and creativity, making it a standout in the city pop genre.

The album "Butterfly" by Kimiko Kasai with Herbie Hancock is a notable jazz-funk studio album released in 1979, originally only in Japan. It features six tracks, including vocal versions of Herbie Hancock's compositions, with Kimiko Kasai on vocals and Herbie Hancock on keyboards and synthesizers. The album includes tracks like "I Thought It Was You," "Maiden Voyage," and the title track "Butterfly," arranged by Jacques Burvick.

The album Seychelles is a musical gem crafted by the Japanese guitarist Masayoshi Takanaka. Released in 1976, it stands as a significant milestone in Takanaka's career, showcasing his fusion of jazz, funk, and pop elements with a tropical vibe.

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