On June 30, KOHH will release the third mixtape of his “YELLOW T△PE” series. “YELLOW T△PE 3” will have 24 tracks. It will include some old songs as well as some new songs. Among the old songs are several tracks with have featured KOHH, such as Keith Ape’s “It G Ma”, DJ SOULJAH’s “aaight”, ANARCHY’s “Moon Child”, and the remix of AKLO’s “Break the Records.” Among the new songs on “YELLOW T△PE 3” are a song by his brother LIL KOHH and a freestyle over tofubeats’ “Drum Machine.” Another one of the new songs is “Mainichi da na.” Today, KOHH released the music video for the song. It’s a simple video featuring him recording the song.
Today, KOHH is also releasing altered versions of the 2 previous “YELLOW T△PE” mixtapes. These are being released as part of a “Complete Collection” series, even though they have shorter tracklists than the original mixtapes.
Check out the covers and tracklists for these 3 releases plus the music video for “Mainichi da na” after the jump!
Arahi’s Ohno Satoshi will be holding his second art exhibition “FREESTYLE II” in Tokyo, Omotesando Space O. The exhibit will be held on July 24 – August 23. This comes 7 years after his first art exhibition “FREESTLYE”, which was held in 2008.
In addition, Ohno will be holding his first overseas art exhibition “FREESTYLE in Shanghai 2015” in Shanghai, China at the Shanghai Johhan Art Museum on July 9 – 29 this year. The exhibit in China will display pieces from the first FREESTYLE (50 – 60 sculptures and 20 paintings). Ohno “I did not imagine to hold an exhibit overseas. I wonder what kind of reaction would they have? It’s very interesting.”
New works will be displayed in Tokyo, 15 sculptures and 15 paintings. His artwork collection book “FREESTYLE II” will be released on July 24.
On the 12th, Kodansha revealed on its website the following winners for the 39th Kodansha manga awards for these categories
Shounen
Nanatsu no Taizai by Nakaba Suzuki
Published since 2012
Yowamushi Pedal by Wataru Watanabe
Published since 2008
This week’s guests was Sambomaster. They performed one song. This week’s talk guests were Rekishi and Otani Nobuhiko. There were also talks segments with Hoshino Gen & Abe Sadao, T.M.Revolution, and FTISLAND. There was a behind the scenes clip on the recent Viva La Rock festival that featured talk clips with Kameda Seiji, Pierre Nakano, Nagaoka Ryosuke, Tsuno Maisa, and cero.
Sambomaster – Kanousei
Ahead of the release of their new EP “Kranke”, famous indie rock band syrup16g have uploaded the PV for its lead track “Tsumetai Tenohira” (“Cold Palm”) to Youtube. “Tsumetai Tenohira” serves as the opening song on “Kranke” and is a slow-burning, melancholy rock ballad meant to evoke such feelings from its listeners.
The PV itself was directed by Fukatsu Masakazu, known for his prior work with ONE OK ROCK (“NO SCARED”, “Clock Strikes”) and ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION (“Kaiga Kyoushitsu”, “Yoru wo Koete”). The video is filmed entirely from the perspective of the palm of one’s hand and the images displayed within are meant to represent the vast range of views and perspectives that can be found there.
The full music video for “Tsumetai Tenohira”, as well as the track list for “Kranke” can be found right after the jump.
Recently, Japanese reggae group, Shonan no Kaze, released a new music video “Z ~Orera Teki Gyakushuu~“. The song will serve as the theme song for the movie, Z Island, in which member RED RICE is part of the cast. Shinagawa Hiroshi also serves as the supervising directory of the movie. As such, the music video features action-packed scene from the video.
It should be noted that the song is currently out for sale under recochoku but you can pick up it’s physical copy via Shonan no Kaze’s upcoming 6th album, “Shonan no Kaze ~COME AGAIN~“. This album is due to be released on May 27th, so be sure to pick it up when it drops.
Check out the group’s cool and interesting music video below!
Hello Arama Japan readers and welcome to this week’s installment of #1 Song Review! Last week saw Gesu no Kiwami Otome. beat out Sandaime J Soul Brothers to come out on top. They’re both back again this week, but Sandaime J Soul Brother has a different song. Both acts are also up against a newcomer. Find out what various staff members thought of the songs that topped the physical and digital charts this week and share your thoughts on them too!
This week’s guests were Team Syachihoko, Kara, A.B.C-Z, AKB48, GENERATIONS, flumpool, and Ganbare! Victory.
Team Syachihoko – Tensai Bakabon
Kara – Summer☆gic
A.B.C-Z – Shower Gate
AKB48 – Bokutachi wa Tatakawanai
GENERATIONS – Evergreen
flumpool – Toaru Hajimari no Joukei ~Bookstore on the hill~
Ganbare! Victory – Yume no Tsuzuki
