Movement: Shibuya Kei

: Sounds ranged from 1960s pop, French yé-yé , and Brazilian bossa nova to orchestral lounge, jazz, and funk, frequently blended with modern electronic beats.

Stereophonic Sound Spectacular: A deep dive into Shibuya-kei shibuya kei movement

Shibuya-kei was defined by an eclectic, "cut-and-paste" approach, with artists acting as connoisseurs "digging" through Shibuya's record stores to recontextualize obscure, mostly Western influences. : Sounds ranged from 1960s pop, French yé-yé

: Keigo Oyamada (Cornelius) and Kenji Ozawa, formerly of Flipper's Guitar, moved from indie pop to sample-heavy experimentation, notably with the 1997 album Fantasma . : Sounds ranged from 1960s pop

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