Tag Archives: Jtek
“Welcome to Sa-World” – SAWA
Track List: 1. Opening Ceremony ~Sa-Worldへようこそ~ 2. Merry Go Round 3. Stars 4. NightBus 5. Chocolate Zone ~野生のSAWA~ 6. Throw him away! 7. ManyColors 8. I’m a President 9. Danger Zone ~逃げろ!危うしSa-World!~ 10. Swimming Dancing 11. Friday Night 12. Planet-T … Continue reading
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“Spiral” – immi
I’m going to be honest and say that as far as j-tek goes, it was going to take a whole lot to make me stray away from SAWA’s “Swimming Dancing” and Saori’s “Grotesque.” But!!!! Immi has released me from the … Continue reading
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“Maverick” – MEG
This isn’t an official review, just so you know. This is me telling MEG to take a hike. Take another “Journey.” (haha) Then maybe we’ll talk. I was so disappointed with this album, you have no idea. Its like “BEAUTIFUL” … Continue reading
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“World Wild 2010″ – Saori@Destiny
This review was requested by Selryam from What is Disco, the premier location for all things techno! Thank you for the request, and my apologies for taking 2-ish weeks to fulfill it….. After an all-out war with my computer and … Continue reading
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“To The Loveless” – Boom Boom Satellites
Like Luzmelt from my previous review, Boom Boom Satellites was a group I simply happened upon by chance. Yes, I’m aware that they’ve been around for quite a long time, but I never noticed them until now. I’m slow. Haha. … Continue reading
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“Sign of Love” – immi
Immi is a goddess of j-tek, complete with drop dead gorgeous looks, an ethereal voice, and the Midas touch. What I like most about immi’s music is that its not just j-tek. It has a certain level of feeling and … Continue reading
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“SECRET ADVENTURE” – MEG
Well. Major Room Girl vibes from the cover? I felt so. The content is nothing like Room Girl but still. After releasing her magnum opus, in my opinion, last August, MEG had returned faithfully to the side of the almighty … Continue reading
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