Lamp (ランプ, Hepburn: Ranpu) is a Japanese band formed in 2000. [1] [2] History Formation Someya started playing guitar in middle school. In the folk club during high school, [3] he became friends with Nagai through their common love of 60's music. [4] During college, when a friend introduced Sakakibara to Someya, [5] [6] he decided to start Lamp. The Female Lead Singer of Lamp, Ms. Kaori Sakakibara, has her own Music!! If you guys are also a huge fan of Japanese Band Lamp, take a listen to Minuano. Heres apart of their bio on Spotify: "Minuano is a Japanese pop project led by Mr. Takero Ogata, featuring Ms. Kaori Sakakibara from Lamp as the lead singer."
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Kaori Sakakibara Taiyo Someya Margaret Minami Kitasono Lamp Daniel Kwon Songs Act One Of A Fleeting Spring Margaret Blue Windy Afternoon Raindrop City Winter Cafe From The Window Albums Lamp Phantasma Albums Soyokaze Apartment Room 201 For Lovers At Komorebi St. The Poetry of August Tokyo Utopia Communications Community Help FANDOM From left: Yusuke Nagai, Taiyo Someya and Kaori Sakakibara formed their band Lamp in 2000, developing a cult following over the years with their own blend of 1960s pop harmonies, '70s folk craft. Formed in 2000 by Taiyo Someya, Yusuke Nagai, and Kaori Sakakibara, Lamp released their first album Soyokaze Apartment Room 201 from the indie label Motel Bleu in 2003. They were featured in Tower Records' [NO MUSIC, NO LIFE]campaign in 2014. In 2017 and 2018, they went on an independent tour around East Asia respectively. I recall, it was in February of 2000 that, I, Taiyo Someya, with Yusuke Nagai, and Kaori Sakakibara, formed the group Lamp. It was at that time that we wrote songs together as a band and put together enough material for a demo tape. In 2001, in a small bar somewhere in Tokyo, we played our first show.
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They were formed in 2000 by Taiyo Someya, Yusuke Nagai, and Kaori Sakakibara. They have released eight original studio albums to date. Their sound is based on influences from Brazilian music and Western music from the 60s and 70s, but with their own unique sense of floating added to it. The members are Taiyo Someya who plays guitar and writes songs, Kaori Sakakibara on vocal, flute, and keyboard, and I (Yuusuke Nagai) am on vocals, bass, guitar, keyboards, and I also write songs. You're a very multitalented band, it's amazing that you can play so many instruments, especially Sakakibara as flutists are fairly unusual in bands. Trio Taiyo Someya, Yusuke Nagai and Kaori Sakakibara formed the band in their college years and released its debut album "Soyokaze Apartment Room 201" in 2003. Lamp incorporates elements of bossa nova, jazz and soul into their work, citing their love for music and media from the 1960s and 1970s as a starting point for the band. The group — which features Someya, Sakakibara and Yusuke Nagai, all aged43, who call in from their respective homes in the Kanto region — has developed a cult following with its 1960s pop harmonies, '70s folk craft and '80s bossa nova brightness. This unique blend of sonic inspirations has made Lamp the stuff of message board lore.
Lamp, Japanese band with the members; Kaori Sakakibara, Yusuke Nagai
Sign up for Deezer for free and listen to Lamp: discography, top tracks and playlists. Kaori Sakakibara (榊原香保里; born 17 November 1979) - vocals, flute, accordion Formation Someya started playing guitar in middle school. In the folk club during high school, he became friends with Nagai through their common love of 60's music. During college, when a friend introduced Sakakibara to Someya, he decided to start Lamp.
During college, when a friend introduced Kaori Sakakibara to Someya, he decided to start Lamp with both of them. Lamp's style has been described as Shibuya-kei, city pop, and café music, but. Lamp is a Japanese band formed in the 2000's. There are three band members in total, Taiyo Someya, Yusuke Nagai, and Kaori Sakakibara. The band is heavily influenced by 60's and 70's western music, particularly The Beatles, The Beach Boys, and Simon and Garfunkel. They rose to success in Japan most known for their indie rock sound.
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Get all the lyrics to songs by 榊原香保里 (Kaori Sakakibara) and join the Genius community of music scholars to learn the meaning behind the lyrics. Lamp officially formed when Taiyo Someya and Yusuke Nagai, who had met in high school, were introduced to Kaori Sakakibara. At the start, Someya worked on all compositions largely alone, before showing them to Nagai and Sakakibara to practice and record.
