Shibuya-kei & City-Pop thread

City-Pop has become plenty famous recently alongside more modern J-Pop, however, I feel like most people are missing the better in some aspects in between child. Here's the album I've been listening to recently: https://invidious-jp.kavin.rocks/watch?v=-ILcH66zGcY Other prominent artists include Pizzicate Five, Flipper's Guitar, Cornelius and Metafive. Give them a listen or search for a shibuya-kei compilation, it ought to be good. Picopop, akiba-kei, akishibu-kei and other j-indie are also welcome Here's my citypop recommendation: https://invidious-jp.kavin.rocks/watch?v=pk2C6hBdlOs

>>8930 would future funk be considered a derivative of city-pop? A lot of songs sample city pop, and it has the same feel. here's a good future funk song skibblez - sky romance

>>8930 >Pizzicate Five whoops, pizzicato five* >>8932 of course shibuya-kei, for example, thrives on samples. That song is a little too hard on the beat, but great song nonetheless, lain!

>>8934 I really like the first album you shared, it's great for focusing or relaxing. I'll give the second one a listen too. Here's another future funk song, one of my personal favorites. TenmaTenma - September and a city pop one Yurie Kokubu - Taxi Man

>8942 those songs slap v much, thank you lain im gonna go check out more of Yurie Kokubu work too

>>8950 >8942 whoops, meant >>8942