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J-pop 60's style
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experimental free style
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Emiko & KiriSute Gomen
The members of the band come (or return) from Japan and the heart of their music rests on the mixture of minyo (traditional Japanese popular song) and west-coast rock n' roll, by also allowing itself the appropriation of themes of music of films or Japanese pop songs of the 60’s, offering to Emiko Ota all the freedom to exercise its nature of «musician-chameleon».
With each piece, the group makes an arrangement in a style that is unique to it. It is a matter, while showing a deep respect for the minyo performed, to appropriate the deep components, and to confront them with contemporary Western music. The approach is similar to what makes the specificity of Japanese culture since its History, the search for a balance between the strength of tradition and the influence of the Western world. With Emiko & KiriSute Gomen, this evolution takes place in direct contact with him in France.
The band’s first album, Shyohatto, was released in September 2013. Cliquez ici pour modifier un élément..
The members of the band come (or return) from Japan and the heart of their music rests on the mixture of minyo (traditional Japanese popular song) and west-coast rock n' roll, by also allowing itself the appropriation of themes of music of films or Japanese pop songs of the 60’s, offering to Emiko Ota all the freedom to exercise its nature of «musician-chameleon».
With each piece, the group makes an arrangement in a style that is unique to it. It is a matter, while showing a deep respect for the minyo performed, to appropriate the deep components, and to confront them with contemporary Western music. The approach is similar to what makes the specificity of Japanese culture since its History, the search for a balance between the strength of tradition and the influence of the Western world. With Emiko & KiriSute Gomen, this evolution takes place in direct contact with him in France.
The band’s first album, Shyohatto, was released in September 2013. Cliquez ici pour modifier un élément..
Emiko & KiriSute Gomen
Les membres du groupe viennent (ou reviennent) du Japon et le cœur de leur musique repose sur le mélange de minyo (chanson traditionnelle populaire japonaise) et de west-coast rock n' roll, en se permettant également l'appropriation de thèmes de musiques de films ou de chansons pop japonaises des années 60', offrant à Emiko Ota toute la liberté d'exercer sa nature de « musicienne-caméléon ».
À chaque morceau, le groupe réalise un arrangement dans un style qui lui est propre. Il s'agit, tout en témoignant d'un profond respect pour les minyo interprétés, de s'en approprier les composantes profondes, et de les confronter à la musique occidentale contemporaine. La démarche est similaire à ce qui fait la spécificité de la culture japonaise depuis son Histoire, la recherche d'un équilibre entre la force de la tradition et l'influence du monde occidental. Avec Emiko & KiriSute Gomen, cette évolution se fait au contact direct avec celui-ci, en France.
Le premier album du groupe, Shyohatto, est sorti en septembre 2013
Emiko Ota - Chant, Taiko, Percussions
Julien Omeyer - Guitare, Chant
Hideaki Tsuji - Shamisen, Voix
Nicolas Bremaud - Batterie (KiriSute Gomenka)
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会津 / Aizu-it's a first KSG official video clip from the "Shyohatto" album.
Shot in Japan(Fukushima, Nara and Kyoto) and France in august 2013. Special guest Makoto Kawabata (from Acid mothers temple) With danse performence
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the first concert 2011
Great performence at Champs de Mars Paris |
Listen to Emiko & KiriSute Gomen first album SHYOHATTO on iTunes
https://emikoksg.bandcamp.com/