Earlier this year, KOHH announced his retirement. At the time of his announcement, he also spoke of his final release. That release, the album “worst -Complete Box-“, is out April 29.
As the title suggests, the album is a box set, containing a CD and a Blu-ray. The CD contains 15 new songs, including collaborations with Skrillex and Shima Ryohei of Dresscodes.
The Blu-ray that comes with “worst -Complete Box-” features the concert at LINE CUBE SHIBUYA at which KOHH announced his retirement. The concert featured three different sets, with KOHH backed by a band, a DJ, and a strings section over the course of the sets.
A trailer for the Blu-ray has been released. It can be found below, along with more information on KOHH’s final release!
This week, Official HIGE DANdism topped the Hot 100 single chart with their single “I LOVE…”, with 9,786 points, topping it for the fifth non-consecutive week.
INABA / SALAS topped the Hot Albums chart with their new album “Maximum Huavo.”
Official HIGE DANdism also topped the Streaming Songs chart for the tenth consecutive week with “I LOVE…”
Official HIGE DANdism also topped the Download songs chart with their digital single “Parabola.”
JUJU topped the Download Albums chart with her best album “YOUR STORY.”
This week’s guests were MIYAVI, CHIHIRO, The Coinlockers, and Amato Danshi.
MIYAVI – Bang!
CHIHIRO – Tsumetaku Shinaide
The Coinlockers – Boku wa Shiawase Nano ka?
Amato Danshi – COOKIE
This week’s episode was a four-hour special. The show mainly consisted of archive performances by the likes of Utada Hikaru, Ayumi Hamasaki, Arashi, Koda Kumi, Nishino Kana, and Mika Nakashima. However, it did feature new at home performances by Daichi Miura, AI, EXILE ATSUSHI, DA PUMP, Hata Motohiro, Sukima Switch, and Naoto Inti Raymi.
We’re back with a new edition of Arama! Japan Playlist! This playlist is a mixture of staff selections and new releases, all from this past March. There’s something here for everyone, including m-flo, iri, Nogizaka46, SIRUP, UVERworld, tofubeats, JO1, Akiyama Kiro, DAOKO, Kaela Kimura, Sandaime J Soul Brothers, and Haru Nemuri. Check it out below!
This week, Last Idol topped the Combined Single chart with their single “Ai wo Shiru”, with 52,407 points in its first week in the chart’s top 10.
INABA / SALAS topped the Combined Album chart with their new album “Maximum Huavo”, with 59,697 points in its first week.
Last Idol also topped the Single chart with “Ai wo Shiru”, selling 51,823 copies in its first week.
INABA / SALAS also topped the Album chart with “Maximum Huavo”, selling 59,697 copies in its first week.
Official HIGE DANdism topped the Digital Single chart with their digital single “Parabola”, selling 17,373 copies in its second week.
JUJU topped the Digital Album chart with her best album “YOUR STORY”, selling 2,335 copies in its second week.
Official HIGE DANdism also topped the Streaming chart with “I LOVE…”, with 3,922,581 streams in its 14th week, topping the chart for the tenth consecutive week.
We’re back with this week’s edition of Oricon Flashback! This is where we look back on what topped the charts this week 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, and 30 years ago. Think of it as a way to reminisce and learn about the past of Japanese music.
Longtime friends Ryo Nishikido, Jin Akanishi, Shun Oguri, and Takayuki Yamada have all joined together to host their own video call! Due to COVID-19 meeting in-person is not recommended, and practicing “social distancing” has become a part of most people’s daily life. Using software such as FaceTime, Zoom, and Skype have all been popular choices for hanging out.
The video was uploaded on “NO GOOD TV”, a YouTube channel created in support of Ryo and Jin’s unit N/A. Six videos have been uploaded so far, with three out of the six just featuring Ryo and Jin. Takayuki joined them for vol. 2, and then finally the four of them came together for vol. 4 and the latest video vol. 5.
