Almost Famous

the future of rock 'n' roll music has begun to turn!

The Lady Shelters, who gave us a glimpse of the future of Rock 'n' Roll music when they released their last DIGITAL SINGLE "ELECTRIC LADYSHELTER", have now sent me the mixdown data for their new album "Almost Famous".
The Lady Shelters, who gave us a glimpse of the future of rock and roll when they released their last DIGITAL SINGLE "ELECTRIC LADYSHELTER", have now sent me the mixdown data for their new album "Almost Famous".

Since the 1990s, there has been a lot of talk about "homages" to the music of the past, and I am very pleased to see that the group's sound and melodies have been a big hit on the charts recently.
Not a day goes by that I don't feel the influence of past pop music in the sounds and melodies of any of the groups that have been making the charts recently.
The music of this era is a combination or coordination of styles, as exemplified by the "sampling" of hip-hop music.
Also, until the 1980s, it took more than $100,000 to obtain the same level of sound quality as a music studio.
Today, however, professional music production software is available for as little as $300.

But the question is, "Has it gotten easier to make music?" The answer is no!
Just as it is difficult for anyone to become a Van Gogh, Picasso, or Andy Warhol, even if they have access to pencils and paints, so too is it difficult for anyone to become a Van Gogh, Picasso, or Andy Warhol.
The question is how to make others hear and feel the homages and samples using the latest tools.

The Lady Shelters' new album, "Almost Famous," had the answer.
The Lady Shelters have taken a sound full of homages and words that capture the 60's to 80's rock culture itself, and put them on a digital canvas.
The music is beautifully "organic" on the digital canvas.
Papa! Your dream of rock culture was not wrong!MIZUKI's voice seems to convey this message.
This group proves that rock and roll music is one of the most romantic "media".
The future of rock 'n' roll has already come around. The future of rock 'n' roll has already begun to turn![Music lover K]