Öszibarack - Moshi Moshi It Is So Japanese

Review by Rodney Booe

Öszibarack's album Moshi Moshi It Is So Japanese is an eclectic mix of traditional Japanese music and contemporary electronic beats. The album features a range of instruments including shamisen, taiko drums, and koto, which are blended seamlessly with synthesizers and drum machines.

The album starts off with the track "Moshi Moshi," which sets the tone for the rest of the album with its catchy melody and upbeat tempo. As the album progresses, Öszibarack explores different sounds and styles, from the hauntingly beautiful "Sakura" to the frenetic energy of "Tokyo Drift."

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Harajuku Girls," which features a driving bassline and pulsing beats that perfectly capture the energy of Tokyo's trendy Harajuku district. The track "Shibuya Nights" is another highlight, with its dreamy synthesizers and ethereal vocals creating a mesmerizing atmosphere.

Summary by Rodney Booe

Moshi Moshi It Is So Japanese is a unique and captivating album that seamlessly blends traditional Japanese music with modern electronic beats. Öszibarack's musical talents are on full display throughout the album, making it a must-listen for fans of electronic and world music alike.