The AJMR
The American Japanese Music Resource
Saturday, February 9, 2013
Reddit links from this week
[Crossover Sunday for Feb. 3] Seiko Matsuda & Donnie Wahlberg (of New Kids on the Block)
[Book Club Monday for Feb. 4] K.T. Greenfeld's Speed Tribes: Days and Nights with Japan's Next Generation
[Time Travel Tuesday for Feb. 5] A 1948 magazine clipping titled "Tokyo Boogie"
[List Wednesday for Feb. 6] 16 Firsts of Japanese Artist Activity in the USA
Talk Thursday for Feb. 7] Why You Should Care About Kishi Bashi (and Shugo Tokumaru)
[Fan Friday for Feb. 8] How did you discover music from Japan?
Saturday, February 2, 2013
[The Saturday Special for Feb 1] Sakanaction, Takayuki Manabe + Kousuke Sugimoto, Cibo Matto, & Rip Slyme
This post was originally posted on Reddit here. You cannot embed video there, so this post exists as sort of an alternative. As a reminder, Saturdays are for showcasing three music videos with excellent concepts and a one that's particularly bad. Please note that the videos are better resolution if you open them in a new screen.
Life uh, finds a way.
The AJMR is now a mod over in /r/Japanesemusic on Reddit. Content will be distributed through Reddit, Tumblr, and Flickr, so this is the place where it all comes together. Please just disregard any news posts prior to this. I want them as a record, so eventually they will just get bumped off the front page.
Come check us out here: http://www.reddit.com/r/japanesemusic/
Thanks!
Come check us out here: http://www.reddit.com/r/japanesemusic/
Thanks!
Thursday, June 28, 2012
June update
Alrighty - been a bit quiet around here, so what's going on?
First of all, we decided that the set-up was just not going to work long term. We have moved all of our news to Tumblr, as you can see by our new feed on the left. News used to be in this section, but it will not be anymore. However, the old posts are staying but will be pushed down by random blog updates. It'll make things look cleaner.
Secondly, we've plumped up our Flickr account containing our large collection of promotional material, fliers, and newspaper/magazine ads & press articles. Originally, we were just going to photograph our collection but realized that scanning them is much better. Some items up there are pictures but those will be phased out soon. Please take a look!
Lastly, The AJMR book list is almost done. We were able to get access to materials while on a trip to New York and so we're taking extra time to view and analyze our material.
First of all, we decided that the set-up was just not going to work long term. We have moved all of our news to Tumblr, as you can see by our new feed on the left. News used to be in this section, but it will not be anymore. However, the old posts are staying but will be pushed down by random blog updates. It'll make things look cleaner.
Secondly, we've plumped up our Flickr account containing our large collection of promotional material, fliers, and newspaper/magazine ads & press articles. Originally, we were just going to photograph our collection but realized that scanning them is much better. Some items up there are pictures but those will be phased out soon. Please take a look!
Lastly, The AJMR book list is almost done. We were able to get access to materials while on a trip to New York and so we're taking extra time to view and analyze our material.
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Site note
Hello readers -
Our official launch was to be today, the 15th. However, there is an illness in the family so the hard launch is going to be pushed back to the 25th. Our book list is almost done, please look forward to it!
Our official launch was to be today, the 15th. However, there is an illness in the family so the hard launch is going to be pushed back to the 25th. Our book list is almost done, please look forward to it!
Saturday, May 5, 2012
May 5th - Evening Edition
May 4th news
[Site news] The AJMR is happy to announce that we've begun to upload our flier collection to Flickr. It'll take us a while to get them up all up and tagged, so please keep coming back to it!
[US & Canada] Shonen Knife has announced a big tour and a new album called Pop Sound. Pop Sound's album art, designed by Mami Saitou, will feature a different color scheme for each release in China, Japan, and America/Europe. The American release will be done by Damnably, a label in the UK; it goes on sale June 6th both as a CD digipak and digital download. Shonen Knife's North American tour will not only bring them to both the US and Canada, but to cities and states normally ignored by Japanese touring artists - Alabama, Montana, upstate New York, and Maine. After that, they leave for Europe.
More news under the cut:
[US & Canada] Shonen Knife has announced a big tour and a new album called Pop Sound. Pop Sound's album art, designed by Mami Saitou, will feature a different color scheme for each release in China, Japan, and America/Europe. The American release will be done by Damnably, a label in the UK; it goes on sale June 6th both as a CD digipak and digital download. Shonen Knife's North American tour will not only bring them to both the US and Canada, but to cities and states normally ignored by Japanese touring artists - Alabama, Montana, upstate New York, and Maine. After that, they leave for Europe.
More news under the cut:
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