2009-1-24 23:54
种子
Sentimental Scenery -- Harp Song + Sentimentalism
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[b][size=3][color=Navy][align=center]ARTiST .....: Sentimental Scenery
AlBUM ......: Harp Song + Sentimentalism
YEAR .......: 2009
GENRE ......: Electronic
LABEl ......: n/a
SOURCE .....: CD
SiZE .......: 80,0 MB
QUAliTY ....: VBRkbps 44,1kHz / Joint-Stereo
ENCODER ....: Lame 3.97 -V2 -VBR-New
RElDATE ....: Jan-24-2009 [/align][/color][/size][/b]
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[b][size=3][color=Black][align=center]01. Harp Song (Album Ver.) 04:24
02. Miss You (Feat. Taru) 04:26
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03. Re-Birth 04:33
04. Oriental Snow 04:58
05. Where Does Love Go 04:29
06. L.N.F 04:21
07. Close to Me 04:06
08. Sentimental Scene 05:18
09. Solitude 04:40
10. Lunar Eclipse 04:26
11. Am 11:11 04:16
12. Time After Time 04:23
13. Falling in Love 05:16[/align][/color][/size][/b]
[b][size=3][color=Red][align=left]INFO[/align][/color][/size][/b]
Sentimental scenery是一名日本歌手,所擅长的曲风叫做Shibuya-kei,那么什么是Shibuya-kei呢?
Shibuya-Kei是对日本流行音乐现象的称呼，这种音乐爆发于东京西部的极具时尚的Shibuya购物区，这个地区可以说是汇集了世界上一些最时尚的货源充足的唱片店和服装店。
如果照字面意义去了解Shibuya-kei，那么Shibuya风格是指那些从消费文化中涌现出来的志趣相投的流行音乐艺人，这些年轻的日本人都是在西方流行乐输出下的不断的和令人惊讶的折中主义文化中成长的，其结果就是影像和声幻的空前碰撞，其中出现的带头团体Pizzicato5的音乐就体现了从BurtBacharach的奢华驰放音乐到城市HipHop乐的活力节奏对其产生的全然不同的影响。如果从这种音乐的外在来看，Shibuya-Kei是从现代东方社会景镜中折射成的一流的西方流行乐，其音乐中蕴含了很多的剪切、粘贴技巧，并用新式的令人激赏的方式作出全新的作品。
Shibuya-Kei也是一种非常可爱的流行音乐：其音乐视角往往是那些女子组合所从未停止关注的生活甜蜜和天性直率，这种视角随时代的前进而不断发展，但是它从未脱离于自身的真实。
贯穿并普遍深入在日本文化的复杂的性元素对这种音乐也有许多启迪，并且音乐中的年轻的天真一直就是其令人钟爱的关键因素。(转自VeryCD)
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2009-1-25 00:54
种子
Sentimental Scenery (센티멘탈 시너리) 是韩国人，不是日本人
驴子上的歌手介绍国籍不对哈～
但是底下的音乐种类介绍是没问题的，以维基为准：
Shibuya-kei (渋谷系, Shibuya-kei?) is a sub-genre of Japanese pop music which originated in the Shibuya district of Tokyo. It is best described as a mix between jazz, pop, and electropop. The word for Shibuya (渋谷, Shibuya?) is combined with the Japanese word kei (系, kei?) which literally means "system"[1] or, in this context, "style"[2], to form Shibuya-kei which roughly translates to "Shibuya style".
Initially, the term was applied to Flipper's Guitar, and Pizzicato Five, bands strongly influenced by French yé-yé Music and its most notable proponent, Serge Gainsbourg. Other influences include lounge, and bossa nova. As the style's popularity increased at end of the 90s, the term began to be applied to many bands, such as Puffy, whose musical stylings began to reflect a more mainstream sensibility.
Some artists rejected or resisted being categorized as "Shibuya-kei," but the name ultimately stuck. The style was favoured by local businesses, including Shibuya Center Street's HMV Shibuya, which sold Shibuya-kei records in its traditional Japanese music section.
Increasingly, musicians outside of Japan, such as Britain's Momus, France's Dimitri from Paris, and the US artists Natural Calamity and Phofo are labelled Shibuya-kei.
2009-1-27 14:29
pckdaniel4140
There is a bit of pieces like k-pop eletronica inside. Very very refreshing. Thankd for sharing