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Artificial Life circa 2024

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kozy-ogawa · 8 months ago

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2024.4.19 Spincoaster presents aimi “I’m OK” Release Party @ BLUE NOTE PLACE

R&Bシンガーaimiの新曲“I’m OK”のリリースパーティを観に恵比寿ブルーノートプレイスに行ってきました。

R&Bシンガーaimiとしてのステージを観るのは今回が初めて。特にブルーノートプレイスは食事もおいしく、雰囲気も良く、お値段もかなりリーズナブルなので大好きなライブ会場の一つです。還暦前のこの年になってくるとスタンディングのステージは結構疲れてしまうので、着席して聞けるライブレストランは大変ありがたいです。

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今回の新曲“I’m OK”はジェネイ・アイコを手掛けたLEJKEYSのプロデュースとのこと。

今回aimiのもとにはLEJKEYSから直接メールがきたというが、アイコやユナ、旧知のアンダーソン・パークやダムファウンデッドも含めてアジアにルーツを持つアーティストとの仕事が多いアジア系の彼が、アイコの『Chilombo』を聴いて改めてR&Bに開眼したaimiと結びついたのは、偶然だったのかもしれないが必然だったとも言いたくなる。 R&Bシンガー aimi、LEJKEYSとの必然とも言えるタッグ　「I'm OK」に満ちた癒しのエネルギー - Real Sound｜リアルサウンド

制作までの過程に関してはライブでも説明があったが、詳細は本人のリールにて

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バンドセットのステージはとても素敵だった。 aimi(Vo.) with 竹田麻里絵(Key.) Zak Croxall(Ba.) Willie(Ds.) 竹田麻里絵さんの演奏は初めて聞けたし、Nao Yoshiokaのステージも務めるZakも一��だった。

ステージ後オリジナルZINEにサインをもらいました。

当日のライブレポに関しては、こちらのファンのブログで詳しく紹介されています。

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aimiのR&Bの原点について考えると、こちらの楽曲“Lady Boy”ではないかと自分は考えている。

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以前からカバー動画を専門としているYouTubeチャンネルHomesessionsの作品で知っていたのだが、この動画を見たのをきっかけに、2015年12月にaimiの地元で開催されたイベントに会いに行ったのが最初の出会いだった。

その後、タワーレコードのインストアライブやワンマンライブなど様々なステージを見てきたが、個人的にはR&Bをやって欲しいとずっと思っていた。

そうした中、R&Bシンガ��aimiとしての新たな音楽活動が始まったわけだが、自身のアーティスト活動だけではなく、今やJ-R&Bのオーガナイザーの役割も担う存在となった。

「日本のR&Bは連帯が必要」 aimiが語る、R&Bと〈STAY READY〉への強い想い｜日刊サイゾー

Nao YoshiokaやSincere、MALIYA、XinUのファンである自分にとては最近のJ-R&Bの動��に対してのワクワク感が止まらない。

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近年の国内シーンはなかなか〈R&B〉というカテゴリー自体では注目されにくかったものの、アーティスト単位では非常にバラエティ豊かな才能を揃えてきたからだ。オーセンティックなジャンル性を継承しながら王道のR&Bの豊かさを確かな歌唱で伝えるシンガーたち――中堅のNao Yoshiokaから、昨年傑作『Chosen One』を作り上げたaimi、VivaOlaとも繋がるSincereまで――は良質な作品をリリースし続けているし、対してポップス畑に近いところでもXinU、CELINA、大比良瑞希、NEMNEといったニューカマーが続々現れ、ストリーミングのプレイリストを沸かせている。もちろん、同様の領域ではJASMINEからiri、RIRI、MALIYAといった一～二世代前の実力者たちがいまだにリリース��ースを落とすことなくエッジの立った曲を出し続けている状況もある。「w.a.u以降」のR&B―露出に頼らぬ自律性で真価を示す歌い手たち｜日刊サイゾー

ライブのアンコールでは2つの大きな紹介があった。

1つ目はaimiがインタビューを受けている『オルタナティヴR&Bディスクガイド』について。早速Amazonで購入してみた。

こちらの本の詳細についてはアジカン後藤がホストを務めるポッドキャスト番組APPLE VINEGARにてaimiが話をしている。

余談だが番組中ゴッチはマレーシアの国民的R&BシンガーYUNAを何度も紹介しており、YUNAファンの自分としてはとても親近感を持てた。

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2つ目は新たなポッドキャスト番組Detox Lounge(デトックスラウンジ)の告知。

R&Bシンガーaimiとダンサー／DJのYacheemiがナビゲートする、R&B Loversのための憩いの場。さまざまな表情を持つR&Bの中でも、特に癒し効果にあふれた楽曲・アーティストに焦点を当て、Let'sリラックス＆デトックス。あなたの音楽ライフをゆるやかに彩ります。

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番組中R&Bがもたらすヒーリング効果についての話があったが、個人的にはR&Bはライブで分泌されるドーパミン効果だけではなく、リラックスするためのセロトニン効果を期待しているため、デトックスラウンジというコンセプトは自分にとても合っているなと思えた。

K-POP全体のテーマが、BLACKPINKのガールクラッシュからNewJeansのイージーリスニングに変わってきているのと同様に、J-R&B全体のテーマがエンパワーメントからセルフラブに変わってきているなと昨今とても感じる。

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ferios-favorite-styles · 7 months ago

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♬おすすめの曲プレイリスト♪ Ferios List 199

2024/5/25～5/31にリリースされた邦楽の中からチェック。個人的に聴きたい曲を集めたリストです。

【掲載アーティスト】

MIRROR / Ado 毎日 - Every Day / 米津玄師 Amber / Kroi ちりぬるを / 椎名林檎, 中嶋イッキュウ DEAD / 中嶋イッキュウルバート / ヨルシカ進むために / 阿部真央 Hello Hello / NakamuraEmi, MASSANxBASHIRY, XinU OKAY / SUNNY YAMAMOTO, yuzuna rebel / Michael Kaneko So Good / Nozomi Kitay, K.E.I 真似事 / 9Lana Stay With Me / 長瀬有花, SASAKRECT, New K Windy You / Billyrrom 青果店 / Natsudaidai マニマニ / 7co 透明 / RLOEVO U / MORISAKI WIN OVERTIME / 春野, Taka Perry WOLF MOON / Broken Kangaroo nonfiction / swetty, Yvng xan Ruby / Joe Cupertino, Lil' Leise But Gold Let You / T3N4, KIRA, Ry-lax BLONDE / Taeyoung Boy PARADIGM / e5, CYBER RUI, KOTONOHOUSE POLAR EXPRESS / 泰斗 a.k.a. 裂固, Ashley Hurricane / Louis Vision, Maquina Boi 悪魔と戯れ / MONONOKE Expired / Arche NOT Okay / Luby Sparks Warcry / 板東祐大, 岡崎体育, THE KAIJU BAND 神無 / ego apartment 世間様 / asmi キミはナガレボシ / miwa Survive / Swagcky Donuts / ロザリーナ AЗД - Remix / TAKUMI, mato kiyokawa, ji2kia もう一度 / 由薫 passing forward / Hana Hope ウェンズデー / 日向文 Stay - feat. Ryce, Adison Maxwell / RiE MORRiS, The Guest Room, Ryce, Adison Maxwell Rainy Bride / Ai Ninomiya Feeling So Bright / Nao Yoshioka, MXXWLL Deep Water - deep deep mix / Primula, Maika Loubté

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corduroy-leggings · 8 months ago

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Day and night coords

I had both my comm's swap meet and Carmen the opera yesterday!! Both were really fun. I got AP's Victorian Letter skirt in brown from the swap meet and I'm very excited to wear it! I think it will go with a lot of stuff I have.

I went to the opera with my friend @thin-izzy and my other friend @2grub was part of the ensemble which was super cool to see!! @thin-izzy also got her first lolita piece which I am super excited to see on her.

🖤Coord rundown under read more 🖤

Base coord:

JSK: Kaneko shop

Stockings: Roji Roji

KC: made by me

Flower collar pin: Pittsbrocs, Marché St Ouen

Chatelaine (covered in first photo): Dressew

Day coord:

Blouse: made by me

Purse: Alice and the Pirates

Boots: Memery

Lace pouch necklace: my great aunt

Night coord:

Blouse: Taobao

Ribbon belt: literally just some ribbon from Michael's

Choker: Claire's

Boots aren't shown because it was raining so much I was wearing my snow boots from like 2019 to not ruin the leather of my other boots too much

#I'm so happy that I made the bow because I'm wearing this dress more and I love it #alice and the pirates #classic lolita #gothic lolita #lolita fashion #egl #opera omnia

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cadybear420 · 11 months ago

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Masterlist of all my important Choices MCs (and their LIs). (NOTE: List is subject to frequent updates) OLD POST. The proper MC masterlist is here.

Unlinked and uncolored MCs do not have a sprite made for them yet.

You're welcome to ask me questions about any of these MCs! Yes, even the ones that I haven't fleshed out as much yet, it will help me build their characters better.

Anthology Profiles: AKA Singular Profile Braindump Posts for the Series that go through different MCs (eg. HSS, ILS, Untameable, RWB)

HSS: Jordan Price (Prime f!MC), Evie Ayana (OG f!MC), Cher Lee (HSS:CA f!MC)

ILS: Jo Hunter (Woods f!MC), Harper Addison Vance-Fisher (Beneath demigirl!MC), Cedric Zhao (Within m!MC)

MCs with Completed and Thorough Profiles

OG HSS f!MC: Evie Ayana (LI: Aiden Zhou)

MCs with Basic Simple Profiles

ILW m!MC: Cedric Zhao (LI: Jocelyn Wu, but also likes Amalia De Leon)

MCs for stories where I've completed playthroughs with their "official" story routes (links go to images of the MC sprite, profiles still pending)

ILITW f!MC: Jo Hunter (LI: Lucas Thomas, but also likes Andy Kang and Connor Green)

ILB genderfluid demigirl MC: Harper Addison Vance-Fisher (LI: either Tom Sato or Parker Shaw, most likely Tom)

BP f!MC: Cady Asshunter (LI: has trysts with all of them)

TNA f!MC: Eh IDC (LI: White Samuel Dalton)

MCs for stories where their specific story routes are in progress or need a replay (links go to images of the MC sprite, profiles still pending)

HSS Prime f!MC: Jordan Price (LI: ends up with Julian Castillo in OG HSS's prom)

HSS:CA f!MC: Cher Lee (LI: Ajay Bhandari) and her trans m!Twin Bear Lee

ES f!MC: Emilia Harris (LI: undecided)

TRR f!MC: Lew Asshunter (LI: East Asian Liam "Sexy Thicc Man" Rys)

BB trans f!MC Jasmine Yin (LI: White Adrian Raines, Kamilah Sayeed, and Jax Matsuo; can't decide which of them she becomes closest with though)

PM m!MC: [Name Still Pending] (LI: Black f!Hayden Young and Sloane Washington)

AME m!MC: [Name Still Pending] (LI: Probably MacKenzie Harris)

TH:M f!MC: Otto (LI: none, she's had and still somewhat has the hots for Ansel Crane and they have at least one hatefuck hookup)

MAH f!MC: Peggy Stone (LI: White Tyler Woods)

TPA f!MC: Jane Bond (LI: Agent Callum "Booty Galore" Grey, undecided which version)

DLS m!MC: Dick Ryder (LI: Hispanic Charlotte King, or rather "Peg" King)

MCs for stories where I haven't even started their "official" playthrough yet (links go to images of the MC sprite, profiles still pending)

OG HSS m!MC: Alan Parke (LI: either Emma Hawkins, Maria Flores, or both)

OG HSS f!MC: Violet Jones (LI: Michael Harrison)

ES m!MC: BJ Kingsley (LI: Estela Montoya)

PM f!MC: Penny (LI: Probably m!Hayden Young but I'm not sure)

AME f!MC: Jamie MacLeod (LI: Marries Jen Espinoza on the show, but her true love is Carson Stewart and she ends in a threeway poly relationship with them)

ROD f!MC: Adelaide Zhou (LI: Most probably Colt Kaneko)

TH:M m!MC: Bill (LI: Eris Huang)

LOA f!MC: Anjali Bhandari (LI: East Asian!Gabe Ricci, Aislinn Tanaka, and Joaquin Morales)

COP f!MC: Roslyn Rose (LI: m!Trystan Thorne, not sure which version)

MCs I have planned for stories I haven't even touched yet (links go to images of the MC sprite, profiles still pending)

TE f!MC: [Name Still Pending] (LI: Either Beckett Harrington or Griffin Langley)

Alpha m!MC: [Name Still Pending] (LI: East Asian f!Channing Lowe)

Alpha f!MC: Luna (LI: None, she is not interested in Channing and prefers to clap the cheeks of Asher and Markus)

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