Nagisa Ni Te

Combining an enchanting dreaminess with an enormous array of tools, occasionally heavy guitars, and fragile pop melodies, japan folk-psych strap Nagisa Ni Te (Within the Beach) has become the innovative and eclectic sets of the late ’90s. Comprising multi-instrumentalist Shinjii Shibayama, and his partner and musical motivation Masako Takeda, the group continues to be compared to an array of experimental and psychologically direct groups through the Velvet Underground to Belle and Sebastian. Nagisa Ni Te (Within the Seaside) originally contains songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Shinjii Shibayama, vocalist Masako Takeda, and drummer Ikuro Takahashi. Takahashi would keep following the band’s third work. Shibayama got previously recorded beneath the name of Group Spirit and with the important pop-psychedelic group the Hallelujahs while developing the popular Org label that released a few of the most famous Japanese experimental rock and roll music from the 1980s. Following the Hallelujahs split up in 1988, Shibayama spent a couple of years from music before conference Tekeda. The band’s debut, Within the Seaside, however, was mainly a solo work with Tekeda just acknowledged with “blowing wind.” The group’s second work, The True Sunlight (1998), was a documenting of the all-acoustic gig, with an increase of of a existence by Masako, but additionally with a far more Spartan audio. The True Globe (1999) could very well be the group’s most mixed record and was accompanied by Experience in 2001 as well as the lovely Exactly like a Rose in 2004.