music BATON 24th runner: Rui Momota wrote:
Since I was an elementary school student, I grew up listening to the middle of Western music such as The Beatles, Michael Jackson and Bon Jovi with the influence of my father and older brother, and I woke up to rock with the aerosmith as a junior high school student. I think I spent my adolescent time mainly listening to UK rock.
The moment I listened to the primal scream as recommended by a person, I was shocked and only listened to biased genres.
But after all, I like works that are packed with highly focused performances. I'm always looking for a tense performance, a song, or even a moment in the song. When I think so, I still love rock.
Basically, I listen to music while traveling by car, but lately, I make music at home every day, so I listen to Frank Sinatra while it makes sense to rest my mind after work. I can sleep well (laughs).
Rui Momota
Produce/Sound Produce/Lyrics/Compose/Arrangement/Guitar
From an early age, he became interested in music under the influence of his father and started playing classical guitar. At age 18, he woke up to music in earnest and was active as a guitarist in the band, but at the same time the band disbanded, he became a vocalist. In 2000, he made his major debut with Speed Star Records in the unit "GIRAFFE", which was the first vocalist to be active. Disbanded after releasing 3 singles and 1 album.
After that, he performed solo activities for about half a year, and then formed a new twin vocal unit called "ORCA".
After two years of indie activities at ORCA, he made his major debut in November 2004 from Nippon Crown Records. Released two singles, two albums, two mini albums and one live DVD. Currently, Mika Nakajima is actively working as a musician and lyricist, providing music and lyrics to various artists such as "ORION" and flumpool "Hana ni Nare", Chara, YUKI, etc.
■Rui Momota Official Website: http://www.momotarui.jp/
This CHOICE!
2009/06/12 UP DATE
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Vanishing Point / Primal Scream
Rock can only be done with live sounds and band performances.
That was a work that dispelled my biased thoughts when I was 18-9 at the time.
psychedelic. Dub. I still remember that break beats were heavily used, rock swallowed various genres, and the songs that were fused were all fresh, and my eyes felt out of scale.
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Deja Vu / Crosby Stills Nash & Young
Just universal.
I listened to it a lot when I came to Tokyo.
Especially "Our House" is one of the best songs.
A miracle album made by these four people.
In a sense, I'm more than a Beatles individual.
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XO / Elliott Smith
It's one piece that made me cry many times for the good melody.
I always try to make a song that surpasses him, but it has not come true. It won't come true in the future.
I'm sorry that I can't hear his voice anymore.
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SelmaSongs / Bjork
You know, the soundtrack of the movie "Dancer in the Dark".
In contrast to the surreal movies, the work feels very warm.
I like Björk's music because it gives me a great view of the scene.
Collaboration with Tom York is also great.
= Link to a site where you can purchase analog records. Is it an auction?
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