Music
Explore genres, artists, and trends shaping the global music scene
Awakening Neon: Hiroshi Sato and the Soundtrack of the Cyber City Paid Members Public
Awakening of the Cyber City
The Making and Legacy of Tank! from Cowboy Bebop Paid Members Public
The Making and Legacy of Tank! from Cowboy Bebop
Bay City Beats: Junko Yagami and the Sonic Pulse of the 80s Paid Members Public
Yagami's work is a vibrant representation of the musical landscapes of 1980s Japan.
Dissecting A Cruel Angel’s Thesis: Why Evangelion’s Opener Still Resonates Paid Members Public
A Cruel Angel’s Thesis: Why Evangelion’s Opener Still Resonates
Sunshowers in Still Life: Taeko Ohnuki and the Calm of Retro Anime Paid Members Public
Amid this blossoming cultural scene of the late 20th century Japan, emerged artists like Taeko Ohnuki, whose music reflects a serene yet potent backdrop of a generation navigating between tradition and modernity. Ohnuki's sound, often associated with City Pop—a genre epitomizing the urban landscape and youth culture
Shiro Sagisu and the Sonic Legacy of Evangelion Paid Members Public
Shiro Sagisu, the architect of the heartbreaking sound of Evangelion
Midnight Doors and Mecha Dreams: Miki Matsubara’s Lasting Influence Paid Members Public
Midnight Doors and Mecha Dreams: Miki Matsubara’s Lasting Influence
Joe Hisaishi’s Role in Defining the Ghibli Soundscape Paid Members Public
In the realm of cinema, music serves as an elusive thread that weaves together narratives, evoking emotions and establishing atmosphere. Few composers have wielded this magic as effectively as Joe Hisaishi. Emerging from the heart of Japan, Hisaishi’s work has become synonymous with Studio Ghibli, a production house that
