DJ ID: Meet Onju
"I hope that being a DJ becomes a simple tool to document the journey I've been on and to create beautiful images, like having a piece of paper and a pen for that purpose."
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DJ ID: Meet DIV☆
"I’m not here to make a difference. I’m here to make noise."
Tohji: A Gate to a New Scene
“I couldn’t spend my life imitating others. I wanted to make something for us, something personal.”
naka renya: Kawaii Characters From When The Internet Was a Game
'When I first got on the internet, there was a meme called "Words You Must Never Search." There were a lot of shady websites in that category, their designs were quite influential for me.'
DJ ID: Meet sudden star
"I want to update old values and ideas."
Sento Forever: A Place to Feel We Are All Human
"When we wear clothes and work, study, or do whatever activities outside, we receive a certain level of pressure, we are exposed to judgment. In sento, we are free."
Luna Woelle: An Alternative Reality of Imaginary Technology
“I do not want to mask my strong dependence and inclination towards the use of technology as well as my active participation in our capitalist world, which is why I feel the need to express my sense of guilt through art.”
DJ ID: Meet TEI TEI
"I want everyone to take a trip with me! Let's enter another world together!"
Psychoheads: Shaping the Style of Japanese Punk Rock in the 2020s
“We may be doing punk rock, but we don’t think it’s punk to do what the Pistols and Ramones did, for example, in this day and age. We believe that not only music but also various art forms are based on the times.”
valknee: Become Strong with What You Like to Confront What You Don’t Like
The rapper draws inspiration from her favorite subcultures to change the status quo in Japanese hip-hop.
Mahs Draws the Freedom Vibes of Old-School Hip-Hop
Illustrations to own the streets with music and dance.
DJ ID: Meet Bailefunk Kakeko / DJ nonono
'I feel that I am close to the people of Brazil on SoundCloud, even though I am physically far away from them. I hope that people who share a love for the same kind of music can meet each other, regardless of where they live.'