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Tomohiro Yano / Yuji Kobayashi - Sazae EP

Beat In Me is back for its second release. Recognized for bringing some of the most cutting-edge Romanian DJs to his event series under the same name in Tokyo, RAHA keeps pushing the envelope with Beat in Me. This time he introduces, with sincere confidence, two Japanese artists he has long supported: Tomohiro Yano and Yuji Kobayashi.

"Sazae EP" features two original tracks from Tomohiro and Yuji, respectively, and a collaborative work from both, perfectly displaying their raw talent and individual styles. Displaying a unique knowledge of house and techno music with minimal character, "Sazae EP" seems like the perfect alternative for those thirsty for the type of tracks hailing from Romania, with an added Japanese sensibility that perfectly fits those dancefloors craving for intensely hypnotic grooves.

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VARIOUS ARTISTS - Mister Ajikko: Manpuku Teishoku - Original Soundtrack LP
  • A1: Ohayo! Voice Cast:Minami Takayama, Yoko Kawanami, Miki Narahashi
  • A2: Renaissance Jounetsu Vocalist:Wataru Kuniyasu
  • A3: Idainaru Ajio<BGM>
  • A4: Okazu Yunta Vocalist:Minami Takayama, Yoko Kawanami, Miki Narahashi
  • A5: Konishi no Kokuhaku Voice Cast:Hirotaka Suzuoki
  • A6: Hisshyoku Ryourinin Vocalist:Hirotaka Suzuoki Chorus Singers:Minami Takayama, Yoko Kawanami, Miki Narahashi
  • A7: Hinode Syokudo<BGM>
  • A8: Syokuseikatsu Vocalist:Tomohiro Nishimura
  • B1: Eye Catch Voice Cast:Minami Takayama, Yoko Kawanami, Miki Narahashi
  • B2: Onabe wo Mitetene Vocalist:Mari Yokote
  • 3: Aji Syobu<BGM>
  • B4: Ajiou Ryourikai Kaika Vocalist:Yuzuru Fujimoto & Ajio Ryouri Kanto Shibu
  • 5: Shimonaka no Kokuhaku
  • B6: Surume no Iji Vocalist:Tomohiro Nishimura
  • B7: Yokokuhen Voice Cast:Kenyu Horiuchi Narrator:Minami Takayama
  • B8: Kokoro no Photograph Vocalist:Wataru Kuniyasu

The analog LP reissue of the original soundtrack album from the anime Mr. Ajikko, which aired in 1987. The original LP catalog number is K28G-7379, and the original
CD catalog number is K32X-7125, released on June 21, 1988 (the tracklist differs from the CD released in 2004, which included eight newly added tracks).
The original manga, created by Daisuke Terasawa, was serialized in Weekly Shonen Magazine from autumn 1986 to the end of 1989, and was adapted into an anime
series that aired on TV Tokyo from October 1987 to September 1989.

This is the only soundtrack album for the anime series. It features the opening theme “Renaissance Jounetsu” and the ending theme “Kokoro no Photograph”, both
composed and sung by singer songwriter Wataru Kuniyasu, who is also known for composing Akina Nakamori’s “Gypsy Queen”. Lyrics were written by Ikki Matsumoto,
and arrangements were done by Tatsumi Yano.

The album includes image songs, eyecatch music, and preview tracks, with contributions from renowned comedy song artists Masayuki Yamamoto (Side A tracks 4 and 6)
and Tatsuo Kamon (Side B tracks 1 and 7). The album was structured, scripted, and directed by the anime’s director Yasuhiro Imagawa, making it a variety style album.
The main background music (BGM) was composed and arranged by Daito Fujita (Side A tracks 1, 3, 5, 7; Side B tracks 3, 5). The original manga author Daisuke
Terasawa also contributed lyrics for two songs (Side B tracks 3 and 5). Voice actor Tomohiro Nishimura participated both as a singer (Side A track 8; Side B track 7)
and as an arranger (Side B track 7).

Voice actors Minami Takayama, Yoko Kawanami, Miki Narahashi, Hirotaka Suzuoki, and Kenyu Horiuchi also participated in min dramas and chorus segments.
This album, which comically and dramatically portrays cooking battles, is a “Bravo!” anime soundtrack that closes out the Showa era in style. After 37 years, it is finally
being reissued as an analog LP a long-awaited release for anime connoisseurs!

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