Japanese musical duo sofabed has released an English-language version of their recent album called 'Water that Comes and Goes'. The record features 9 musical compositions, each of which is filled with artistic interpretation of the modern world and the turmoil of our time.

Tableau Vivant debuted with the single 'Incoming Signals' on January 31. This musical project is based in Japan, where experimental waves of similar music come from. Tableau Vivant goes further and, along with deep synthwave in the song 'Incoming Signals', offers elements of alternative rock and trip-hop.

On November 20, TAMIW released their double single 'Deep 'n' Shallow'. The presented songs 'Deep 'n' Shallow' and 'Overcome' tell about the two sides of pressure and tenderness, anxiety and inspiration. TAMIW is a Japanese band founded by three indie musicians in the city of Sakai.

'Loosen up with the Kessels' is the name of a lost track from the Boston band The Kessels. This story takes us back to 1986, when The Kessels began experimenting with their usual sound and brought more mainstream vibes to the new song.

After the successful release of the debut album 'Vol.1' from the music project The Dead Blues Club, a remix of one of the songs from this record was released. The track 'Party Tricks' has been given another breath with an EDM interpretation by Canadian-based remixer Moneõ.

The Australian musician and composer as well as producer Alec Shea has been based in Tokyo for the past four years where he is fully committed to writing and producing music for games, cartoons, sound designs and other exciting music projects.

Tokyo based instrumental band Anoice released their sixth full-length album on September 17. The album 'The Hidden Forest' took almost half a year of production and received 17 tracks.

ken sato experience is a Japanese band that gives new breath to old hits and also creates their own, stunning tracks. The music team is based in Tokyo and consists of professionals. Their funk is unique in its sound and it sounds really cool.

The music of Tokyo producer Watasino brings rest and comfort. On July 1, his new instrumental single 'Sayonara' was released. The inflated electron bits with funk-groove run across the entire track.

Rock music in Japan is developing in its own way, which has already made this country one of the most rock n roll in the world. We are excited about this development and happy to hear new work from our friends from Tokyo, Soccer*School.