DJ Kawasaki – Sunshine Madness 7″ – HMV Japan
Tokyo producer and keyboardist DJ Kawasaki returns four later with ‘Sunshine Madness’, a radiant 7″ running two instrumental takes on his latest jazz-fusion groove in nice parallel. The A reunites him with New Yorker and Taiwanese vibraphonist Chien Chien Lu, whose shimmering tones lend a sophisticated bounce reminiscent of Roy Ayers at his best and most spirited. On the far side, Little Tempo’s steel-pan player Tsuoshi “Tico” Habu transforms the tune into a breezy West Indian daydream, tracing dotted link between Tokyo’s club and Caribbean island rhythm culture. Co-produced by Shuya Okino of Kyoto Jazz Massive, it’s a summer-minded, rhythm-rich statement in sunstricken sound from Kawasaki and his band.
Label: HMV Japan
Format: 7″
Cat: HR 7S342
Released: 19 Jan 26
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DJ KAWASAKI – Sunshine Madness
DJ KAWASAKI – Sunshine Madness
DJ KAWASAKI
Sunshine Madness
HMV Japan
Format: 7″
Cat: HR 7S342
Released: 19 Jan 26
Genre: Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
Tags: Jazz Funk
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Tokyo producer and keyboardist DJ Kawasaki returns four later with ‘Sunshine Madness’, a radiant 7″ running two instrumental takes on his latest jazz-fusion groove in nice parallel. The A reunites him with New Yorker and Taiwanese vibraphonist Chien Chien Lu, whose shimmering tones lend a sophisticated bounce reminiscent of Roy Ayers at his best and most spirited. On the far side, Little Tempo’s steel-pan player Tsuoshi “Tico” Habu transforms the tune into a breezy West Indian daydream, tracing dotted link between Tokyo’s club and Caribbean island rhythm culture. Co-produced by Shuya Okino of Kyoto Jazz Massive, it’s a summer-minded, rhythm-rich statement in sunstricken sound from Kawasaki and his band.
Side A
1. “Sunshine Madness” (feat Chien Chien Lu) 4:58
Side 2
1. “Sunshine Madness” (feat takeshi “Tico” Toki (Little Tempo)) 4:59