Let’s begin
When the world ends
And I am born again
It’s Zero Year
In the stratosphere
When the soul’s been engineered
Spaceship Head
(That’ s me––Mister Eternity)
Spaceship Head
(That’ s me–– Generation ZZZ)
Spaceship Head
(That’ s me––Mister Eternity)
Spaceship Head
(That’ s me–– Generation ZZZ)
Let’s begin
When the world ends
And I am born again
It’s Zero Year
With the song of the spheres
In these antenna ears
Spaceship Head
(That’ s me––Mister Eternity)
Spaceship Head
(That’ s me–– Generation ZZZ)
Spaceship Head
(That’ s me––Mister Eternity)
Spaceship Head
(That’ s me–– Generation ZZZ)
Spaceship Head
(That’ s me––Mister Eternity)
Spaceship Head
(That’ s me–– Generation ZZZ)
Spaceship Head
(That’ s me––Mister Eternity)
Spaceship Head
(That’ s me–– Generation ZZZ)
- Lyricist
Chris Mosdell
- Composer
Euphonix
Listen to SPACESHIP HEAD (feat. KAORI HANAI) by Euphonix
Streaming / Download
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SPACESHIP HEAD (feat. KAORI HANAI)
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BIG BANG EYES
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MEGAPHONE MOUTH (feat. KAORI HANAI)
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- 4
COMFORTABLE CHANGE (feat. KAORI HANAI)
Euphonix
Euphonix has started distributing their second album for the first time in about two years. This time, Chris Mosdell is in charge of the lyrics. He has written lyrics for the Yellow Magic Orchestra (YMO), Eric Clapton, Boy George, Yoko Kanno, Yukihiro Takahashi, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Sheena & Rockets and others. On the other hand, he writes lyrics in a wide range of fields such as movie music and stage music. The scientific and spacey world view of his lyrics is expressed by the electronica sound of Euphonix, who respects YMO while producing music. The lead song "Spaceship Head", with its catchy chorus, is perfectly linked to the sci-fi movie-style music video that makes full use of the latest digital human technology, making it an interesting work for sci-fi movie fans. Overall, the electronic sound is reminiscent of YMO's mid-term, 1980s electronic music, and Yukihiro Takahashi's Meta Five, which makes extensive use of vintage synths.
Artist Profile
Euphonix
EUPHONIX is an electronic music and synth-pop producer based in Tokyo, Japan. Influenced by the techno-pop and electronica of the 1980s and 1990s, EUPHONIX creates a distinctive sound that blends the character and warmth of vintage synthesizers with contemporary production techniques. In 2010, EUPHONIX received an award in a music competition organized by Fred Perry, with Yukihiro Takahashi of YMO serving as one of the judges. Subsequent activities included participation in J-WAVE MUSIC HYPER MARKET and songwriting for female vocalist Joanna Koike, as well as releases under the alternative name Drip dry eyes. In 2023, EUPHONIX released the second album SPACESHIP HEAD. The album features lyrics by British lyricist Chris Mosdell, widely known for his collaborations with YMO and his work in film music. Reimagining the textures of vintage synthesizers, the album brings together the atmospheric qualities of 1980s electronic music and the clarity of modern production. The albums lead track, SPACESHIP HEAD, is accompanied by a science fiction inspired music video featuring digital human technology, extending the projects distinctive artistic vision into the visual realm. Also in 2023, EUPHONIX was selected as the Grand Prize winner in a synthesizer music competition hosted by Logic Radio on alpha-STATION FM Kyoto, presented by legendary synthesizer programmer Hideki Matsutake. Continuing to explore new forms of musical expression, EUPHONIX pursues a distinctive approach to electronic music, drawing on its rich heritage while looking toward contemporary possibilities.
Euphonixの他のリリース
KAORI HANAI
Strawberry Moon Records
