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Tomorrow is too much for me

Fried Banana Shop

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M1
Compose: Tomo
M2
Lyrics : Tomo
English Translation : Raylowgh Anno Compose: Tomo, Ryuju
Produce : Ryuju Tanoue
Mastering Engineer: Ryuju Tanoue
M3
Compose: Tomo
Lyrics: Tomo
Produce: Ryuju Tanoue
Mastering Engineer : Ryuju Tanoue
M4
Lyrics : Tomo
English Translation : Hazuki Ono
Compose : Tomo, Ryuju
Produce : Ryuju Tanoue
Mixing & Mastering : Ryuju Tanoue, Reo Anzai
M5
Lyrics : reina, Joe Cupertino
Compose : Tomo, Ryuju, reina, Joe Cupertino Producer : Ryuju Tanoue
Mixer : Ryuju Tanoue
Assistant Mixer : Kota Matsukawa
Mastering Engineer: Ryuju Tanoue
M6
Remixer : Tomo, Ryuju Tanoue Mastering Engineer: Ryuju Tanoue
M7
Remixer : gai seki
Mastering Engineer: Ryuju Tanoue
Artwork: sekikoh

Past Rank In

Tomorrow is too much for me

iTunes Store • Alternative TOP ALBUMS • Japan • TOP 24 • 15 Sep 2024 Apple Music • Alternative Top Albums • Singapore • TOP 39 • 6 Dec 2024 Apple Music • Alternative Top Albums • Japan • TOP 125 • 2 May 2024 Apple Music • Alternative Top Albums • Taiwan • TOP 160 • 19 Feb 2025

Neon Blue

iTunes Store • Alternative TOP SONGS • Japan • TOP 61 • 26 Aug 2024

Neon Blue

iTunes Store • Alternative TOP SONGS • Japan • TOP 60 • 26 Aug 2024

Past Playlist In

Tomorrow is too much for me

Spotify • Lonely Girl • 31 Oct 2025 Spotify • Hangover Detox by block.fm • 11 May 2024 Spotify • Best New Music: DIGLE SOUND • 9 May 2024

Neon Blue

Spotify • Monday Spin • 6 May 2024

Artist Profile

  • Fried Banana Shop

    Fried Banana Shop is a three-piece band formed during the gloomy days of the COVID-19 pandemic by music lovers who met in the same neighborhood. Composed of Ryuju (founder of the creative collective w.a.u), guitarist Tomo, and saxophonist Yoji, the group is currently active across Tokyo's live houses and club scene. Rooted in Jazz, R&B, and Rock, they craft a warm, soft soundscape through their unique reinterpretation of dream pop and alternative jazz. They also actively collaborate with various vocalists and rappers, presenting a genreless, crossover musicality that goes beyond the traditional band framework. In club environments, they perform DJ sets as well demonstrating a multifaceted approach despite being an instrumental band. In 2025, they released their 2nd EP, Meditation, which gained significant attention and was featured on official Spotify playlists including "Women's Voice," "New Music Wednesday," "Edge!", and "Kirakira Pop: Japan." In 2026, they released the single "Raccoon" and were featured on the cover of Spotify's official playlist "Modern Jazz Japan."

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