j-pop lover

The band was called Aqua Timez is certainly sound familiar to the ear, except for anime lovers who are also fond of anime soundtrack songs.

Aqua Timez consists of five members, Futoshi as a vocalist (May 10, 1980), as a bassist OKP-STAR (25 March 25 1977), Daisuke as a guitarist and concurrent programming (12 April 1977), Mayuko on Keyboard (18 September 1977), and as a drummer is TASSHI (21 August 1978). Bands from Tokyo was originally called itself as Aqua Times (with the correct spelling), but later the name changed to Aqua Timez when they first released the mini album, entitled Ippai Sora ni Inori Kanaderu in 2005.

The unique thing of this band is their music that sounded catchy. It's rather difficult to describe with words how catchy the music they play, but a clear They have very unique and different sound with other bands .. Lha ... English pake deh! He he he ... Anyway, the music sounded unique and different from the music I've ever heard before. They combine pop, rock, R & B, rap, and a little reggae. Tuh ... exciting right? And an increasingly add unique is the voice of the vocalist who is very, very .... difficult to find the right words ... emm, well .. UNIQUE. Futoshi voice was nasal, like a voice if we used nasal breathing, as if we are again a cold voice. But not hoarse, even sounded very clear. Sengaunya very audible voice in song Alones, but in some songs (eg Itsumo Issho and Chiisana Tenohira) sounded more soft. Well .. deh so. Hard to explain, must hear his own.

Another thing I like about this band is their lyrics are touching, beautiful, full of optimism, and uplifting. Well .. I honestly do not understand the meaning of the lyrics, I only know a few songs that have been translated into English. But somehow even though do not get it, I could feel the feel of some of their songs. For example Itsumo Issho, first impression ... ya really beautiful song. Moreover, the title that means Always Together, definitely a love song. Initially sounds sad, but fitting the end-end sound is a kind of sense of optimism. And after confirming to a Japanese friend who is good, indeed my feeling was right with the meaning of the lyrics.