DJ Nori | zh

Norikiyo is a Japanese hip-hop MC, also the leader of the SD JUNKSTA .

1)Polish hardcore band www.myspace.com/minorityhc 2)Bonian jazz band including members Adam Klemm from Novi Sad, Serbia and bosnians Dino Sukalo, Anes Seferovic and Amar Cesljar. Ninja on The Roof is their album realised in 2005. More info at www.gramofon.ba. 3) Young pop-punk band from Texas (the band in the picture). http://www.myspace.com/minority 4) Rap-Metal band from Vancouver, Canada. They have a song on a compilation released in 1997 on HevyDevy Records called GRRRR!! Extreme Music From Vancouver - Volume 1. It was produced by Devin Townsend of Strapping Young Lad fame. The song is titled Eyes. The line-up on this recording is:...

1. Noria Shiraishi (白石紀亜, born September 12 in Saitama, Japan), known just as "Noria", is a Japanese singer. Singing in a very distinctive bubblegum-pop style, she's mainly known for the several songs she provided for the Bemani series of games. She debuted as a member of the J-Pop group BeforU, and her first solo song was published in 2002 for a Bemani game, and her first major single "LOVE②くらっち" was released in 2006. She graduated from BeForU in December 2007 to pursue a solo career. She has currently worked providing songs for animated series such as うちの3姉妹 and 07-GHOST-. 2....

Representing the rhythms of drum & bass and house music since 1999. At the ripe age of 15, Norik decided to drop his 5 years of guitar playing to take up the wheels of steel, but before he was able to have a crate of records to call his own, he would raid his father's collection of jazz. funk, and rock, practicing hours on end with the sounds of Herbie Hancock, Weather Report, and Steely Dan. In early 2003 Norik started producing and found drum & bass was his landing strip, although he has still been able to charter flights...

Ogurusu Norihide (小栗栖憲英, born august 8, 1977) might be the most extreme example of the compelling new laptop folk genre which several artists in the Carpark Records stable (see also Greg Davis, Takagi Masakatsu) have been exploring in recent years, falling much nearer to the experimental acoustics of Richard Youngs and Steffen Basho Junghans than the folksy electronic of Boards of Canada or label mate Marumari. Clearly influenced by minimalist composers like Philip Glass and Steve Reich, Norihide's work is obsessed with repetition, variation, and negative spaces, demanding deep listening. A Shinto priest, Norihide seems captivated by notions of cleanliness...