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Japanese trance?? (pg. 3)
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Perfect_Cheezit
quote:
Originally posted by o0moonman0o
o_O why are some people referin to ayumi hamasaki as "he" o_O


because they dont know about jpop artists? its only one guy who did it in the thread anyway i think, so no big deal
Plastick
/me votes for ayumi
For DJs, I've only heard of Satoshi Tomiie, Yoji Biomehanika and Takkyu Ishino. But, they're no trance to me.

ps: credits to those who revived this thread (they used the search button ! :D )
Nrg2Nfinit
ELT rescue me (dumonde remix)



yoji spins alot of trance as well keep in mind
refuge.01^
Every Little Thing - Fragile (Airwave Remix)
Every Little Thing - Time Goes By (Hybrid Remix)
Every Little Thing - Forever Yours (VooDoo & Serano Remix)
Ayumi Hamasaki - Dearest (Rank 1 Remix)
Ayumi Hamasaki - Trauma (DuMonde Remix)
Ayumi Hamasaki - Far Away (Rank 1 12" Vocal)
Ayumi Hamasaki - Boys & Girls (Push Instrumental Dub)
Ayumi Hamasaki - Unite! (Moogwai Remix)
Ayumi Hamasaki - Unite! (Airwave Remix + Dub)
Ayumi Hamasaki - Audience (Darren Tate Remix)
Ayu - Connected (Push Dub)
Ayu - Connected (Ferry Corsten Instrumental)
Ayu - Connected (Talla 2XLC Instrumental)
Ayu - Depend On You (DJ Shog Instrumental)
Ayu - Dpened On You (Svenson & Gielen Instrumental Dub)
Dream - Get Over (Flutlicht Dub Clubmix)

.. these are probably some of the best ones you'll find.
Stephenox
As for remixes of Ayu songs as you guys have mentioned, just go find the albums ayu trance and ayu trance 2. There are eurobeat remixes of ayu stuff as well, ayu-ro mix and ayu-ro mix 2. She isn't a DJ at all, but a pretty good JPop singer, but she's very very widely remixed.
trancinchink
ugh.. jpop. high pitched whiny voices, with ayumi leading the pack:p
djeternal2004
Vanessa Mae remixes also?
Scanate
Try Kenny Takito
reyo
quote:
Originally posted by reyo
hi there, look up tsuyoshi suzuki or his sister yuki. its the best trance I ever heard. Thundering basslines, and sky reaching slices that rip the dance floor apart. djreyo
reyo
ayumi

aspergian
What I like about Japanese culture is they're so big on squeaky happy things without the amount of derision like in America. I don't get why people are hatin' on the happy stuff, as there's enough pain and suffering as it is and dance music helps people feel better; even gives them an outlet to escape from the humdrum.

Vanessa-Mae isn't Japanese but of Asian descent, sure -- her "I Feel Love" remake of the Giorgio Moroder & Donna Summer hit I consider trance, and the original was proto-trance or disco. There aren't a great deal of exports, that's for sure... Ken Ishii would be more "techno" if you want to pigeonhole, and Yellow Magic Orchestra are pioneers of numerous things, including trance and j-pop. I can't give enough credit for them and their techno-pop sound, renowned for their hypnotic, uptempo melodies -- sound familiar :D?

Here's a label famed for their trance compilations in Japan, although most of the artists featured are licensed from abroad:

AVEX TRAX
fbgdavidson
quote:
Originally posted by nyczliquid
Yoji Biomehanika ? i dont think thats japanese...?sure dont sound japanese..


Its pretty tough to tell where he is from looking at him.....other than the planet Zarg
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