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様々なRemixコンテストで賞を取り、クリエイディブ集団NORISHIROCKSのメンバーとしてスペースインベーダーの公式Remix、アニメハウス等に参加。 2010年8月 ALTEMA Recordsから「dots」をリリース。（現在は配信終了） また、2011年５月に同レーベルよりリリースされたfu_mouの“Green Night Parade EP”に収録されたREMIXが各所でヘビープレイされる。 kz(livetune)によるGoogleのCM曲『Tell Your World』の公式REMIXなど、数々のREMIX、アレンジを手がける。 制作のご依頼・イベントのブッキング等のご連絡は下記までお願い致します。 pandaboy_dot☆yahoo.co.jp .

Panda dub is an one man project from Lyon in France created in the beginning of the 2000’s. Under this name, the producer proposes a dub music which is at the same time influenced both by the electro French novo-dub and by the UK stepper style. A music realised by computer as real instruments: Panda plays as well melodica, percussions, guitar, flutes, keyboard and bass. And also Erhu, Bağlama which allow him to add some Eastern tones in a music stepper. .

Doping Panda is a Japanese Rock group which is part of the rapidly expanding Japanese Indie Rock scene. In 2005, Doping Panda released their first two albums entitled "High Fidelity", and "High Pressure". After being received very well by the Japanese Rock scene, the group went on a series of tours throughout the country, releasing their 2006 album "Dandyism", along with the hit singles "Miracle" and "Can't Stop Me". Following up on their earlier successes, the band released their first DVD entitled "Live-Ism" in October of 2006. On March 27, 2008, Doping Panda released a song with m-flo's "loves" series...

Hailed as “the mash-up kings” by Vibe magazine, The White Panda began when two boyhood friends discovered they had independently embarked on electronic dance music careers in college. What started as a procrastination method to avoid schoolwork soon exploded into a phenomenon when their first single topped the Internet radio charts in 2009, marking the start to an epic moment in music. Since 2009, The White Panda boasts five full-length, critically acclaimed albums and 35 #1 singles (and counting) on the Hype Machine. Recently, the Pandas have begun to explore the world of original production and have released five originally...