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BigFishAudio.com Gets a New Look

2009-08-25T05:11:19Z

BigFishAudio.com Gets a New Look

Big Fish Audio (BFA) is one of my biggest distributors in the U.S. and are constantly updating their website to provide the latest and greatest from the sampling world. Recently the site has taken a whole new overhaul and if I might say a step in the right direction. The website is a lot easier to navigate and the the layout has improved 10 fold. I think the Google bots really like it because within a week of the new look Big Fish was already a PR5.

As most of you already know the days of waiting on a sample CD in the mail (though still some of like having that hard copy) are soon going to be history with the digital age taking over and BFA is already in place to provide producers and musicians with instant access to some of the hottest samples available.

Big Fish will still offer the original sample CD packs as well as downloadable versions so they will definitely have the best of both worlds until the CD eventually becomes an inadequate item.

You will find all of Discovery's sample CDs available on the Big Fish website and soon available for download as well. So what are you waiting for? Get on over and check out the latest and greatest from BFA. You'll be glad you did.

Composer Simon Wolfe on Discovery Sound

2009-08-21T03:40:41Z

Composer Simon Wolfe on Discovery Sound

Discovery Downloader will present a great line up of sound content produced by Emerging English Composer, Simon Wolfe. His samples, loops, sound effects, and production music are readily available for royalty free use in film, television, video games, live performances, and other multimedia projects.

We have just uploaded 114 high quality music tracks in WAV & MP3 formats supplied by Simon Wolfe. His tracks are available with a wide range of music genres including ambient, ethnic, classical, dance, rock electronica and more!

So Just who is this Simon Wolfe?
An emering composer for Television, Documentary film soundtracks and multimedia. Simon has written music sweeping across many genres from Ochestra, World, and Electronic to ambient, dance and classical. Some of his work has featured in the World Music Track CD released by Productiontrax.

His track "Next to you" was chosen for the film "HARD PILL" (writer/director John Baumgartner starring Jonathan Slavin)

Credits include:

"Wall to Wall" Television UK (dinosaur documentary), "Illuminations" UK
(music written and arranged for a documentary on Captain Cook's painter,
William Hodges on expeditions to Tahiti and India, featuring contributions
by Sir David Attenborough), CHANNEL 5 TV, UK DISCOVERY CHANNEL,
WEST COUNTRY TV (product advertising), SKY SPORT - middle east:
(FORMULA 1, GREAT SPORTING MOMENTS, PREMIERSHIP FOOTBALL)

Want to hear Simon's tracks? Check them out here: www.discoverysound.com/SimonWolfe

Koto Sample CD Receives Music Tech Magazine Value Award

2009-08-20T01:35:09Z

The Koto Sample DVD received the Music Tech Value Award in the July 2009 issue # 76 of Music Tech Magazine.

The review was kinda a downer to read in some parts of the review, but nevertheless was lucky enough to be featured in MTM issue 76 which actually sold out. I can't find an issue to save my life, but fortunately the kind crew over at MTM was kind enough to send me their "last" copy.

Even if it didn't get the best review I was looking for it still got a good response from the producers and DJs that bought the album to use in their own productions.

Since the magazine was sold out and from the word on the street no reprints coming in the near future I have posted the review here for those of you who want to hear what MTM had to say about Koto sample DVD.

Discovery Sound @ Loopmasters

2009-08-17T03:07:50Z

Discovery Sound @ Loopmasters

Loopmasters Ltd. has gone out of their way again to promote Discovery Sound's world ethnic sample cds and this time the ad is huge. Now our samples can be downloaded directly from the Loopmasters website. (The days of waiting 2 weeks for the mail to arrive before you can start producing are over!!!)

Loopmasters gives new meaning to the word "distributor". They are always providing the best services and returns for all of their partners/labels. In short they don't beat around the bush. This is probably the main reason why they are so far ahead of the competition. Their reputation is inspecable and they are the leaders of the sampling industry.

Loopmasters doesn't play around when it comes to promotion for their artitsts. They are and will probably still be 20 years down the road, the best friend (next to your dog) you can have.

I Love Tibet Review by: Music Tech Magazine

2009-05-20T04:42:55Z

Reviewed by: Music Tech Magazine

Manufacturer: Discovery Sound

Website: http://www.discoverysound.com

We always enjoy reviewing ethnic sample libraries from Discovery Sound because, quite frankly, they never disappoint Interesting content and immaculately produced recordings are the norm.

I Love Tibet focuses mainly on Buddhist music and chanting - sacred percussion, wind instruments and sutras -together with the more traditional percussion, winds and strings associated with Tibetan opera. Because of the occupation of Tibet by China, the location recordings took place in Dharamsala, India, home of the Dalai Lama and the Tibetan Government in Exile. As a consequence of the occupation, Tibetan culture is constantly under threat, but the refugees living in India faithfully preserve their traditional music, both religious and secular.

As usual, the entire album appears to have been well planned from the outset and adheres mainly to a simple ACID/WAV/REX2 format for the three main instrument categories: wind, strings and percussion. That goes for the vocal samples too: a rich variety of spoken words, phrases and songs by men, women and children, plus solo mantras and group chanting by Buddhist monks. In addition, a couple of the stringed instruments are available in Kontakt format and the wonderful Tibetan percussion, bells and cymbals are also presented in Battery format.

All in all, this is a delightful collection, and considering the cost of the location recording, it's good value for money. We recommend a visit to the Discovery Sound website, where you can preview the samples and see movie demos of the instruments and performers. KG

The Legend of China receives Reason Freaks 10/10 Award

2009-05-15T02:55:23Z

Reviewer: Butch Manning
Manufacturer: Discovery Sound

Website: http://www.discoverysound.com

Hits: 934

Like: Quality and sheer volume of usable samples.
Dislike: Not much

Rating:

What do we get?

We get 1 data CD absolutely jammed with a total of 387 Rex2 and Acid/Wav samples.
1 audio CD that 339 also includes a .zip file with 73 folders for multisampling, and
another with some very impressive Lei Qin (a Chinese stringed instrument) sound
effects.

The Meat and Potatoes of the matter.......

Discovery became legendary whern they released this collection onto the market in 1999.
It caused a huge stir, and with good reason too. The quality of the recordings, and the
sheer amount of samples in this library made it a hard one to ignore for people looking
for a range of authentic sounding Chinese.....um......flavors (did that last bit make sense?).

Percussion

The Percussion folder contains 21 loops, and 78 one shot phrases and samples. The
loops section may not be that large, but the quality is great, and provide a fantastic
example of eastern rhythms. The One Shot Phrases and samples folder is just as
enormous in content as it is in diversity. To travel phonically into a nightmarish world
of Chinese suspense thriller movies, you have to check out the "yun luo" samples.
My favourite.

Stringed Instruments

I love stringed instruments. All of them. Whenever I hear of a friend or family member
going to some exotic location or other i always give them some money and say "Hey,
bring me back some wierd lookin' instruments......". Invariably they almost always get
nabbed at customs for having animal skin echo chambers, or lower mongolian longhaired-
elk tail strings. What a waste. Of the instrument. Not the elk. But i digress......
The loops are where this collection shines. The string folder contains 101 loops, and 36
One shot samples and phrases. There are many types of authentic chinese stringed
instruments here. They are...

Bowed

    * Ban Hu

    * Er Hu

    * Gao Hu

    * Jing Hu

    * Ma Tou Qin

Plucked

    * Pi Pa

    * San Xian

    * Yang Qin

    * Zheng

    * Zhui Qin

Many of these instruments were familiar to my ears when i first heard them, and until
now my mind had put them into the "Eastern String Sound" catagory. Not hard to hear
the subtle differences now that i can listen to them closely. It's a bit like my sister
listening to an acoustic steel stringed guitar, and a classical nylon stringed guitar.
She can tell the difference, but only if i am playing it in front of her ;-)

Vocals

The vocals folder contains 18 loops and 74 one shot phrases and samples. From
beautiful, whispered dialogue to all out comedy gold, there is a lot of content here for
the vocal sample digger. A fair chunk of the samples here are from chinese theatre, with
funny voices and sound effects. The only drawback i can see is that it didn't come with a text
file that translated the samples into english. I would love to know what they are saying,
as this might have been one more thing that would make me use it. I do like finding samples
that say something profound. It's even better when they are in another language, because
it gives it an air of mystery. Oh well. They do sound great as is.

Wind Instruments

The wind instruments folder contains 58 Loops, but only 1 one shot. I fear that this may
have been a folder packing oversight, as i can't see the point of putting just 1 sample in there. However, The loop folder has more than enough to keep me interested. There are eight types
of Chinese wind instruments showcased.

    * Da Guan

    * Da Suo Na

    * Di Zi

    * Qu Di

    * Sheng

    * Xiao Guan

    * Xiao Suo Na

    * Xiao

The samples range from happy uptempo phrases, to more melancholic "Yes Grasshopper"
sounding phrases, usually depending on the sound of the particular instrument. Rich, full
recordings. A warning that you shouldn't have the stereo up too loud when browsing these
samples, as the frequencies some of the reedier sounding instruments hit could make your
ears bleed. In a good way, ofcourse.

Extras

The CD contains two zip files of bonus material. The Lei Quin effects mimick the noises
of farm animals with astoundingly good results. This kind of playing is usually heard in
traditional chinese puppet theatre as an accompaniment to the action on stage. There
is an extra 273mb of samples. These are set out in 73 folders for multisampling. But wait,
that's not all. Did you say Steak Knives??? Well, we don't have any of those, but, there is
a great range of atmospherics included in the audio CD. These were recorded in market
places, street corners, apartments, restaurants, and even some straight from local TV.
All in stereo.

Conclusion:

Discovery deserves all of the praise that was heaped in wads upon it when this collection
was first released. When i got this, there was so much good usable stuff that i hardly new
where to start. Admittedly, in my opinion, this sample pack seems more suited to movie
and theatre scores, but anyone looking for traditional sounds would find it irreplaceable.
Never have i heard such a fantastic slice of life from one culture. Except maybe the Alma
Flamenco Release, but even that didn't have the diversity that this does. Butch give this a
well deserved RF award. Well done discovery ;-)

Download Discovery's Sample Cds on Loopmasters

2009-05-13T03:46:22Z

Well if you are a music producer you probably already know about Loopmasters. They did a complete overall of the site and now provide downloadable version of already popular sample cds.
Discovery Sound's sample CDs are also available to download exclusively on Loopmasters. Though the selection is few at the moment more albums are being added every week or so. Here are some of the albums that are available now for download over at LM.

India Suprise

2008-08-01

India Surprise brings you all the best authentic recordings from the Indian subcontinent directly into your mix!Featuring an exhaustive selection of Indian percussion and instrument samples played by some of the most consummate and decorated Indian ... more

8 Bit Family 2

2008-08-02

The 2nd edition of the well-loved series "8 Bit Family" is here, jam-packed with vintage videogame tones, loops, multi-samples and sound effects.In 2003, Discovery released "8BIT FAMILY" - a classic sample pack stuffed ... more

Indonesia The Magic

2008-10-01

Jakarta, Java, Bali, New Guinea, and SumatraThe Republic of Indonesia is located in the Malay Archipelago, the world's largest archipelago, between Indochina and Australia, and between the Indian and Pacific Oceans. Under the supervision of master ... more

Discovery Japan

2008-12-06

Discovery Japan delivers the true sound and feel of the traditional Japanese musical culture. The instrumentalists and vocalists have been recorded in isolation, not as ensembles, and the sound quality is excellent.Real Japanese folk vocal section ... more

8 Bit Family

2008-07-21

The sounds of the video game of the past that thrilled us at arcades and at home have now returned in an 8-bit anthology.It has been over 25 years since the global disco sound boom of the 1970's "Saturday Night Fever" music scene. ... more

Okinawan Tradition

2009-03-23

The island of traditional music, Okinawa, is the focus of this new library. The disc is packed with the sounds of traditional Okinawan instruments, folk songs, and 'Hayashi' (shouts). A symbol of Okinawan tradition, the ... more

Spirits From Ainu

2009-03-04

This library comprises sounds from essential Ainu instruments and there religious songs which have been passed down from generation to generation.Hokkaido, the northern part of Japan is the settlement of the Ainu people. Opinion is divided on ... more

This Is Vietnam

2008-10-01

Asia and Europe come together in this evocative collection from Vietnam. The historical influence of China, Japan, and France is evident in Vietnam's culture and music, and captured on this collection. Enjoy an eclectic range of instruments ... more

I Love Tibet

2008-07-01

A classy collection of Tibetan samples with a specially included movie. The faithful performances of sacred instruments & voicesIn the Tibet Autonomous Region under the occupation of China, extreme human rights violations have continued, and ... more

The Legend Of China

2008-10-01

Hundreds of vocal and instrumental phrase are offered, including fresh performances from Beijing Opera performers - .The award-winning set evokes the essence of Chinese folk music, with superb instruments, evocative songs by classic Chinese Opera ... more

Amazing Thailand

2008-07-02

Two years in the making, this exquisite collection captures the graceful melody and musical artistry of Thailand.The instruments and sounds on this popular library are presented in faithful detail and clarity. In addition to the exquisite ... more

Bom Dia Brazil

2008-08-02

Brazil is a vortex of rhythm and energy, and "Bom dia Brazil" captures that spirit in its full musical color.Experience the infectious rhythms and sounds of Samba right on your desktop.The South American continent is bursting with ... more

Shamisen

2009-03-25

This painstaking work faithfully reproduces the shamisen's unique tones, from delicat reverberations to impassioned, soul-stirring phrases. There is a historical "period drama" boom among the younger generation, fueled by the film ... more

Alma Flamenco

2008-07-02

The heart and soul of Spanish Flamenco!This best-selling library offers over 500 loops and sounds in Rex2, and Acid (Wav) format. This library includes characteristic percussion, such as bongo and castanets, plus the elegant and powerful Spanish ... more

Didgeridoo

2009-03-26

Australia's native inhabitants, the Aborigines, converse with the spirits through this sacred, unique instrument.This library will imbue your music with a sound that's undeniably Australian.The 2000 Olypmic Games in Sydney made a vivid and ... more

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Original Album Created Using Koto Sample CD

2009-04-09T05:15:50Z

In 2009 composer Steven Odden created an original masterpiece, "Poems of the Moon, Sky, and Sea" using the sounds and music from Discovery's KOTO sample DVD. Some may wonder what can be created using sample software and this review is one fine example.

Here is what Steve Odden has to say about KOTO sample cd software.

"When I thought up Poems of the Moon, Sky, and Sea I was reading Tale of the Genji and looking at the art work of Amano Yoshitaka.
It was The art work in Tale of the Genji by Amano Yoshitaka that influenced me to create all the tracks for the cd and create the story.
Poems of the Moon, Sky, and Sea is a love story about the Moon, Sky, and Sea. Each track tells a story through music with sampled instruments.
The sounds and instrumnets are all part of the telling of this story.
I was able to create this CD because of the high quality samples on the KOTO sample CD. The main instruments Shakuhachi and Koto in sound totally authentic and give a very real performance.
My love of Inuyasha and Princess Mononoke turned me on to older styles of Japanese music. I consider the traditional Japanese music to be very impressionistic, like the paintings of that time.
I have always wanted to compose some sort of Japanese fairytale soundtrack; finally I was able to because of KOTO!"

You can hear samples of what Steve created by downloading them from Discovery Downloader.

8 Bit Family on Layman's Reviews

2009-03-24T00:24:01Z

Review of Discovery's "8 Bit Family" by Laymansreviews.com.

Add some retro crunch to your productions with Discovery's classic sample collection

Considering the amount of work synth and plugin developers put into

producing powerful, dynamic new sound rendering engines capable of all
manner of vibrant, pristine tones, it seems a little odd that we then
put so much effort into making them sound... well... a bit rubbish. If
we're not crushing bits or downsampling, we're layering all manner of
distortion and saturation effects in a bid to dirty things up a little.

This is particularly prevalent in current electro and house music, with the
latest crop of uber-hip producers just as likely to break out a SID
emulator as anything else in a bid to give their tracks that extra
chip-sound crunch.

Of course, sometimes emulation doesn't quite
cut it. In which case you're left with the option of reaching for the
old Gameboy and a soldering iron, or investing in a sample CD such as
those in Discovery Sound's 8-bit Family range. Volume one was
originally released in 2003, but the sounds contained in this (now very
reasonably priced) collection are arguably more relevant today than
they were six years ago.

The library consists of a broadcollection of sound loops, effects and sequences culled from original video game sources for the last word in authenticity.

The 8-bit chipsets may have been restricted to little more than basic triangular
and rectangular waveforms and a noise generator, but the sound
designers of the day saw this more as a challenge than a limitation,
fashioning a distinctive and familiar palette of drums, bass, leads and
warbling "chords", all of which are present and correct in Discovery's
collection.

The CD contains the expected selection of ACID wav
and REX2 files, with EXS24 and HALion maps provided for good measure,
while the breakdown of sounds available is comprehensive:

Arpeggios: 31 files
Bass-loop: 11 files
Construction-kit: 38 types/186 files
Drum-loops: 31 files
Drum-hit: 32 files
Misc.loop: 43 files
Soundeffects: 37 files
EXS24/HALion: 27 programs/216 samples

Summary
It's hard to find any real fault with the 8Bit Family sample CD, as this is

one of those products that does pretty much exactly as it promises on
the tin. The samples are plentiful and well-captured, including chunky
grooves, bleeping beats and some satisfyingly crunchy construction kits
for building your own chip-tastic rhythm tracks. Loops are cleanly
structured and neatly chopped.

The CD layout is logical and consistent with many other sample CD libraries, although we'd have appreciated slightly more descriptive naming of files to help in
finding the right sound when scanning through. And of course, the very
nature of sample CDs mean they're inherently limited in their variety
and flexibility.

Minor quibbles aside, this is a well-considered
collection of chipset sounds, and at the current price, well worth
considering as an addition to the arsenal of anyone looking to add that
touch of retro authenticity to their productions.

Junco & Cheep 180 City Live Tour Goods now Available!!!

2009-03-18T09:33:44Z

Well, 2 cities down (Yubari & Eniwa) 178 Cities to go. Junco and Cheep are on their way to something big. I was surprised at the turn out in Eniwa and have the feeling the crowds are just going to get bigger as the word spreads.

The really good think about seeing the live concert now is that it feels a little more personal and you actually get the chance to meet the artists, shake their hand, get an autograph, etc..etc.., but once the major debut comes and the demand is bigger than the supply everything changes. Prices go up, you may ever see the artists beyond the stage.

The tour goods are now available and what a selection to choose from. I am telling you if you are a band/group follower then you know that first tours are the most valuable after the "big break" (especially with an autograph). Well Junco and Cheep are signing posters like crazy, 100% pure signature. You know what happens from there on out. Just copies of a signature not worth anything except a nice little memorabilia.

Though the order sight is in Japanese it is pretty easy to figure out. If for some reason you cannot figure out the Japanese then just shoot me an email and I will help you process the order. (stephen at discoveryfirm.com)

Without further adieu here is a short English description of items and the prices. Just click on the the CD link and you will be taken to the main page with all of the items available for sale.

Kanashii koto wa Kazu are do
Junco & Cheep's first tour album.
11 songs that will sooth your heart,
mind, and soul. Available for a steal
at 2,800 Yen.

Meigaza & Soshufu Promo DVD
This DVD includes two music videos titled Meigaza and Soshufu. Meigaza aired at the Yubari Film Festival and HTB TV in Hokkaido.
1,000 Yen

Autographed Tour Poster (Limited)
This is the first tour poster (and first print) signed by both Junco and Cheep Hiroishi. These won't be around for long and definitely won't be signed by
the artists personally the exposure starts to take off. Get one now why you can. 500 Yen

Junco & Cheep The Book
First tour book, picture album, music score,
lyrics, and compositions by both Junco and
Cheep Hiroishi. You definitely want one of these
for your collection. They will not last forever.
1,500 Yen

Junco & Cheep Live Tour T-shirts
This babies will definitely not be around if you wait. The front has Junco & Cheep written on it and the theme song title of the tour. S M L XL XXL available.
1,800 Yen

There are some more items available pertaining to each artist in general, but the above are
official Junco & Cheep Tour goods. Get'm while they last.

Junco & Cheep 180 City Live Tour Hokkaido

2009-03-18T09:30:58Z

Junco & Cheep 180 City Live Tour Hokkaido

Junco and Cheep Hiroishi started their 180 City Live Tour at the Yubari Fantastic Film Festival. It was like killing two birds with one stone(I don't kill birds) lol.

Same Old Story: A Trip Back 20 Years was the film I showed at the festival. Though the film only showed once in the 4 days of the festival, Junco and Cheep performed live every night of the festival. I really good start for the rest of the tour going through 2009 and 2010.

This is a different kind of live tour than the ones you might be thinking of. The northern island of Japan, Hokkaido has 180 towns inside its vast area of land mass. Most of the towns are really small, but when you are doing live shows in small towns there is one thing that spreads quickly.

Rumors.

The Japanese call it uwasa, but for Japanese musicians it is the best thing next to hot Sake.
The next towns in line for the show is Eniwa, and Otaru. This is only the start, but I really get the feeling they are going to take off with in the latter part of 2009.

Junco has been getting a lot of views from both Japanese and Westerners a like on her MySpace page. I have yet to update the info on her page, but as the tour starts to pick up you will be able to her more of her music there as well.

Cheep is...well Cheep is Cheep. He still has his die hard followers and some of the younger generations are starting to take to him. His MySpace is not as trendy as Junco's, but nonetheless still getting decent hits.

Both musicians write a blog (in Japanese) which can be read on the Discovery Music homepage.
If you are into different kinds of music from around the world then I can tell you now you are going to enjoy the music of Junco and Cheep. Keep you updated when I can.

Yubari International Fantastic Film Festival 2009 Updates

2009-03-18T09:22:56Z

I just went to Yubari the other day to help film a promotional video of Cheep Hiroishi and Junco's new song that will debut at the Yubari International Fantastic Film Festival in February 2009. While I was there I got a chance to take a lot of photos of the town which I wanted to share with my blog readers.

I was suprised to see all the movie advertisments from the old days still displaying on billboards almost anywhere you look. I couldn't walk 20 feet without seeing some sort of movie display. Back in those days the ads were huge. There was not ink-jet printer so they were hand painted and put up everywhere from small coffee shops and hotels to government offices and schools.

I guess back in the day it was the movie festival to be at. The movie craze took a brief break due tolack of funding and the town's own finacial and political issues, but it seems to have bounce back. And just in time too.

My film along with about sixty others will be showing over a period of one week between February 26th to March 3rd. I am assuming it is going to be pretty big. I will definitely give more updates on the festival as I know about them and a good review of the festival after it is over.

The town is still filled really great people who are almost all movie fanatics. It really like walking into a completely new world. I
forgot that I was in Japan.

An experience some say you will remember for a life time. I'll just have to see for myself.

名画座　"MEIGA-ZA" The Song Inspired by Yubari

2009-02-06T08:11:28Z

名画座　"MEIGA-ZA" The Song Inspired by Yubari is a song written and composed by Cheep Hiroishi, and sung together with JUNCO. This song's title meaning literally means "Classic Film Theater" when translated into English.

Below is a promotion video of the song that was shot all in Yubari. It is a very beautiful song and will really feel your heart and soul with its melody and nostalgic feeling.

Leave a comment below and tell me what you thought about the song.

Same Old Story: A Trip Back 20 Years Yubari Fantastic Film Festival 2009

2009-02-06T07:40:50Z

Same Old Story: A Trip Back 20 Years the film that won Best International Music Documentary in New York will be making its 2nd festival appearance, but this time on home ground at the Yubari Fantastic International Film Festival 2009.

Besides showing the film, Cheep Hiroishi and newly discovered JUNCO will be performing live every night of the festival. The show times are below for the concert. Hope to see you all at the festival.

Winner: Best International Music Documentary

2009-01-27T06:04:00Z

Winner: Best International Music Documentary was the award won by Discovery Firm, Inc. for its film Same Old Story: A Trip Back 20 Years at the New York International Independent Film and Video Festival.

It was already an official win, but since we couldn't make the award ceremonies, the festival had to mail us our certificate which I just received the other day. So anyway here it is.

More than some "big win" it is something to keep as a memory of our accomplishment.

DISCOVERY SOUND BLOG

BigFishAudio.com Gets a New Look

BigFishAudio.com Gets a New Look

Composer Simon Wolfe on Discovery Sound

Composer Simon Wolfe on Discovery Sound

Koto Sample CD Receives Music Tech Magazine Value Award

Discovery Sound @ Loopmasters

Discovery Sound @ Loopmasters

I Love Tibet Review by: Music Tech Magazine

The Legend of China receives Reason Freaks 10/10 Award

Download Discovery's Sample Cds on Loopmasters

Original Album Created Using Koto Sample CD

8 Bit Family on Layman's Reviews

Junco & Cheep 180 City Live Tour Goods now Available!!!

Junco & Cheep 180 City Live Tour Hokkaido

Junco & Cheep 180 City Live Tour Hokkaido

Yubari International Fantastic Film Festival 2009 Updates

名画座 "MEIGA-ZA" The Song Inspired by Yubari

Same Old Story: A Trip Back 20 Years Yubari Fantastic Film Festival 2009

Winner: Best International Music Documentary

名画座　"MEIGA-ZA" The Song Inspired by Yubari