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 No.219

Let's talk about our favorite artists, albums and songs from these years.
So, what's your favorite Japanese singer over 50?

 No.220

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>>219
Yasuha. I know, i know youtube city pop meme; but she made things besides flyday that are really good, case in point her album from '86 "Yahoo!!"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fk8GM_NiAE

 No.221

2nd for City Pop isn't a real genre

 No.222

Take that back! City pop is real and fun and your dumb!

 No.223

Akina Nakamori is probably my favourite Japanese artist from the 80s. She was an idol singer whose career became increasingly more experimental, culminating in an album where she was barely visible on the cover and all the vocals were mixed to the back.

On the whole, City Pop is really cool. I do think we end up hearing about many of the same songs due to internet algorithm shenanigans, but there are a lot of hidden gems to discover. Especially the funkier stuff.

 No.224

>>221
100% agree with this. Its just 80s jpop. I fucking hate the word prior to the youtube garbage it was just called 80s jpop

 No.225

i love hanatarash

 No.226

>>221
>>224
You guys are stupid.
Citypop is more akin to jazz, funk and rock than it is to pop music.

 No.227

>>226
I would still say it's predominately pop-oriented but the urban influences give out those interesting harmonies

 No.228

Maybe it’s because I just recently rewatched the Sasori movies but I can’t stop listening to Meiko Kajis Music
https://youtu.be/THaY9fVsjoM

Other favorites might be Keiko Fuji
https://youtu.be/K8nqAc3qglM

Or Hako Yamasaki
https://youtu.be/KLfmOHMVs48

 No.229

>>219
Jun Togawa!

 No.230


 No.528

>>219
I'm deeply ashamed of how much I like 80s JPOP as a fully grown man. Why does it have to sound so good? Why do I like it so much? It doesn't make any sense.

 No.529

>>528
BTW this is my favourite JPOP song of all time:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoEvsP63NSc

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 No.533

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Toshiki Kadomatsu is the goat of city pop to me.
https://youtube/B-0voUsbTHc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SvRFV5jdl0

 No.534

>>533
True, I'm a big fan of his CUM.

 No.668

>>533
Didn't realize I messed up my link.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-0voUsbTHc

 No.677

>>224
Newfren. City pop is an offshoot of kayoukyoku. Like >>226 said it's got strong jazz and r&b influences like soul, disco and funk. City pop was a bit less mainstream, were generally smaller bands and a lot of it was fueled by the younger musicians who were backing kayoukyoku singers in the late '70s. '70s Kayoukyoku itself was largely a mix of jazz, disco and pop. Jpop is completely different and really came into its own around the mid '80s. You could start to see the beginnings of jpop in the '60s and especially the '70s but it really went full throttle in the '80s as the music started to take a backseat to the marketing of the idol. Nakamori Akina is probably the first full fledged example of it but the foundations were laid by Asaoka Megumi and later Yamaguchi Momoe. Btw I can't fucking stand jpop but kayoukyoku is great.

 No.680

>>219
岩崎宏美!!!

 No.681

>>219
Does it have to be JPOP? Can I post enka? ✨🎌✨

 No.683

✨🌟伝説のピンク・レディー🌟✨

 No.684

もっともっとピンクレディー

 No.685

キャンディーズ 🍡

 No.686

石川ひとみちゃん💗

 No.687

郁恵ちゃ~ん!!!

 No.688

宏美の妹、岩崎良美 🎆

 No.689

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さらにヒロリン
💓💓💓💓💓💓💓

 No.690

>>219
I don't know this artist, but this song was quite nice.

https://youtu.be/wip07XPMT5g?si=9bq8BKtoNMqGKlnb

>>223
Have you seen her 1989 live concert at Yomiuriland East? That's what really sold me on her. Really great performer.

https://youtu.be/4ybVA0tcmIU?si=4ihlnK35iq27K31n

 No.691

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わぁ、わすれた 😲

 No.692

>>219
I don't know this artist, but this song was quite nice.

https://youtu.be/wip07XPMT5g?si=9bq8BKtoNMqGKlnb

>>223
Have you seen her 1989 live concert at Yomiuriland East? That's what really sold me on her. Really great performer.

https://youtu.be/4ybVA0tcmIU?si=4ihlnK35iq27K31n

 No.694

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 No.703

>>683
This video doesn't work anymore…only the audio. Weird!

 No.709

Always liked how clean and unburdened Japanese Pop from this time period felt. Especially New Music with it's more fresh and folk rock focused sound.

>>223
This is one of the best Japanese pop albums ever made. New or old. Really god tier Ethereal Wave. D404ME is also fantastic.

>>528
Never really got why people felt ashamed of the music they like. Pop is as legitimate as any other form of music.

 No.710


 No.712

Honestly I can't fucking stand Nakamori Akina.



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