Quagero Imazawa

Bassist Quagero Imazawa was created in Ebetsu-shi Hokkaido, Japan. The grandson of composer and radical bamboo flutist Kozan Abe, Imazawa started playing the bass and learning composition in the first ’80s. In 1990, he transferred to Tokyo to function skillfully as an trainer and a program player. Through the early ’90s, Imazawa used music artists and experimenters such as for example Kazutoki Umezu and Otomo Yoshihide, and collaborated with dancers and professional photographers. In the middle-’90s, he started performing in European countries, and by 1996, Imazawa performed his first single shows in NY, on the Knitting Stock and other locations. Dubbed the bass futurist, Imazawa acquired toured the U.S. and European countries 3 x by the finish from the ’90s. In 1997, he performed with Atari Teenage Riot’s Carl Split at Berlin’s commercial music celebration Klang Kreig, and provides played other celebrations in Berlin and Sweden. Imazawa provides collaborated with different Western DJs, and with jazz performers Misako Kano and Jinmo. By 1999, Imazawa got three single bass albums to his credit.