Heisei No Oto: Japanese Left-field Pop From The CD Age (1989-1996)Various Artists

• – Jun Sato - Lorang
• – Fumihiro Murakami - Miko
• – Tadahiko Yokogawa- Stop Me
• – Love Peace Trance - Yeelen
• – Ichiko Hashimoto - Lete
• – Yosui Inoue - Pi Po Pa
• – Eiki Nonaka - Phlanged Vortex Clip
• – X Cara - Night In Aracaju
• – Poison Girl Friend - Nobody
• – Dream Dolphin - Take No Michi
• – Keisuke Sakurai - Harai
• – Hiroki Ishiguro - Unity
• – Dido Shizuru Ohtaka Michiaki Kato - Mermaid
• – Keisuke Kikuchi - Retro Electric

• 1. Jun Sato - Lorang
• 2. Fumihiro Murakami - Miko
• 3. Tadahiko Yokogawa- Stop Me
• 4. Love Peace Trance - Yeelen
• 5. Ichiko Hashimoto - Lete
• 6. Yosui Inoue - Pi Po Pa
• 7. Eiki Nonaka - Phlanged Vortex Clip
• 8. X Cara - Night In Aracaju
• 9. Poison Girl Friend - Nobody
• 10. Dream Dolphin - Take No Michi
• 11. Keisuke Sakurai - Harai
• 12. Hiroki Ishiguro - Unity
• 13. Dido Shizuru Ohtaka Michiaki Kato - Mermaid
• 14. Keisuke Kikuchi - Retro Electric

This superb compilation via Music From Memory delves into a world of music released almost exclusively on CD and brings together a fascinating selection of discoveries from a little known and overlooked part of Japan’s musical history.

The last ten or so years have seen a global wave of interest in Japanese music encompassing ambient, jazz, new wave and pop records from the 1980s, some of which is increasingly considered the most innovative and visionary music of that time. Although some music from this period, in the form of ‘City Pop’ or ‘rare groove’ records, had been coveted by collectors and DJs for a number of years, most Japanese music from the time was little known outside and often even within Japan.