Aiko - Fly With Me

Review by Julie Montgomery

Aiko's Fly With Me album is a breath of fresh air in the contemporary music scene. The album is a perfect blend of R&B, pop, and electronic music, showcasing Aiko's versatility as a musician. From the catchy hooks of "Lost in Translation" to the soulful vocals of "Fly with Me," this album has something for everyone.

The production is top-notch, with each track featuring intricate beats and well-crafted instrumentals. Aiko's voice is the star of the show, effortlessly gliding over the music and conveying emotion with ease. The lyrics are relatable and heartfelt, touching on themes of love, heartbreak, and self-discovery.

One standout track is "Fading Away," a haunting ballad that showcases Aiko's vocal range and emotional depth. The song builds slowly, adding layers of instrumentation until it reaches a powerful climax. Another highlight is "I Can't Stop," a catchy pop anthem that will have listeners singing along in no time.

Artist: Aiko
Album: Fly With Me

Funk / Soul

2016

Rating: 4.78

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Fly With Me	3:20
Time Machine	3:10

Video

Aiko Fly With Me

Aiko Time Machine

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Catalog Numbers

AGS-7005

Labels

Aloha Got Soul

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Formats

Vinyl
7"
45 RPM
Single

Companies

Role	Company
Copyright (c)	Aloha Got Soul
Produced For	DAY Publishing Company
Mastered At	Well Made Music

Credits

Role	Credit
Liner Notes	Dale Senaga
Mastered By	CJ III

Notes

Reissue of 2 tracks from Aiko - “My Home Town” LP on ADY Recording, Inc. (ADY-1990).

About Aiko

Aiko Sekiguchi enjoyed a successful career during the 1960s in her home country as part of a popular vocal trio known as Trio Koisans, which performed across all formats of entertainment during post-war Japan, including television, radio, stage, movies, and even commercials. Trio Koisans cut several records with the Victor label and also appeared regularly on NHK's TV competition, Kōhaku Uta Gassen. Apparently, the group disbanded after one of its members got married. In 1968, Aiko came to Honolulu for a six-month residency at a local nightclub known as Oasis. Following her residency, she moved to Houston, Texas for another 6-month gig, then to California for a year-long stint at the San Francisco Culture Center, finally returning to Honolulu once again and found a gig at the Hilton Hawaiian Village.

Real Name

Aiko Sekiguchi (֢ϣě୐)

Summary by Julie Montgomery

Fly With Me is a must-listen for fans of R&B and pop music. Aiko has created an album that is both accessible and complex, showcasing her talent as a musician and songwriter. It's a perfect soundtrack for those looking to escape into a world of catchy beats and soulful vocals.