Pizzicato Five (often nicknamed "P5") is a legendary Japanese group that fo… Read Full Bio ↴Pizzicato Five (often nicknamed "P5") is a legendary Japanese group that formed in 1984. Arguably the first group to popularize shibuya-kei from underground circles, they also later on began experimenting with the style, with what some called an innovative genre all their own, blending traditional Japanese pop, alternative, soul, funk, jazz, ye-ye, acoustic folk, and early electronic music, among others. They are also perhaps best known to audiences in the west in their later incarnation as a duo of Nomiya Maki (野宮真貴) and Konishi Yasuharu (小西康陽).
They are widely credited to have spearheaded the "Shibuya-kei" movement of Tokyo in the 90s, along with Flipper's Guitar.
They are known for their eclectic and energetic compositions, which often sound like "new" releases from the late 1960s hipster scene. Their catchphrase--"A New Stereophonic Sound Spectacular"--captured the group's ironic stance but eager attitude. The group broke up in March 2001.
A hugely prolific group, Pizzicato Five would release at least an album-per-year along with various EPs and remix albums during their 16 year-career.
Both Nomiya Maki (野宮真貴) and Konishi Yasuharu(小西康陽) currently enjoy solo careers - with Konishi Yasuharu(小西康陽) producing other artists ranging from Puffy and SMAP to Cornelius and kahimi karie(カヒミ・カリィ) - alongside collaborative remix compilations - from Ella Fitzgerald and The Supremes to classic Disney and Thunderbirds (as in Super-Marionated) music on his Shibuya-based Readymade Records label.
On Thursday March 31st, 2011, exactly 10 years after Pizzicato Five disbanded, Konishi Yasuharu announced a new solo project called Pizzicato One. The first release, titled One and Ten Very Sad Songs, consists of covers of English songs, each featuring vocals by various internationally-known artists from around the world.
They are widely credited to have spearheaded the "Shibuya-kei" movement of Tokyo in the 90s, along with Flipper's Guitar.
They are known for their eclectic and energetic compositions, which often sound like "new" releases from the late 1960s hipster scene. Their catchphrase--"A New Stereophonic Sound Spectacular"--captured the group's ironic stance but eager attitude. The group broke up in March 2001.
A hugely prolific group, Pizzicato Five would release at least an album-per-year along with various EPs and remix albums during their 16 year-career.
Both Nomiya Maki (野宮真貴) and Konishi Yasuharu(小西康陽) currently enjoy solo careers - with Konishi Yasuharu(小西康陽) producing other artists ranging from Puffy and SMAP to Cornelius and kahimi karie(カヒミ・カリィ) - alongside collaborative remix compilations - from Ella Fitzgerald and The Supremes to classic Disney and Thunderbirds (as in Super-Marionated) music on his Shibuya-based Readymade Records label.
On Thursday March 31st, 2011, exactly 10 years after Pizzicato Five disbanded, Konishi Yasuharu announced a new solo project called Pizzicato One. The first release, titled One and Ten Very Sad Songs, consists of covers of English songs, each featuring vocals by various internationally-known artists from around the world.
美しい星
Pizzicato Five Lyrics
窓の外 光るのはビルの灯り
いつか見た夜空の星に似てる
少し似てる
思い違いしてなければ
子供の頃ひとりきり
パパもママもいないとき
夜の星を見上げてたら
吸い込まれて空を飛んだ
窓の外 見えるのは夜の闇
なつかしいきみの声が聴きたくなる
思い違いしてなければ
きみとはじめて逢った夜は
星がたくさん出ていたね
美しい星に住む美しい人々
美しくて遠い星のなつかしい人々
いつかぼくを想い出して
窓の外 光るのはビルの灯り
いつか見た夜空の星に似てる
美しい星に住む美しい人々
美しくて遠い星のなつかしい人々
いつかぼくを想い出して
いつか見た夜空の星に似てる
少し似てる
思い違いしてなければ
子供の頃ひとりきり
パパもママもいないとき
夜の星を見上げてたら
吸い込まれて空を飛んだ
窓の外 見えるのは夜の闇
なつかしいきみの声が聴きたくなる
きみとはじめて逢った夜は
星がたくさん出ていたね
美しい星に住む美しい人々
美しくて遠い星のなつかしい人々
いつかぼくを想い出して
窓の外 光るのはビルの灯り
いつか見た夜空の星に似てる
美しい星に住む美しい人々
美しくて遠い星のなつかしい人々
いつかぼくを想い出して
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: 康陽 小西
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Johannes Pong
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Holy $#it what a masterpiece. It might even be my favourite P5 album (so hard to choose)! Wow sounds even better than 1996. Konishi sensei is a genius. Timeless. No. It sounds like the future as well as disarmingly nostalgic. All Feelz.
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