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Hanagata

Hanagata, a promising new rapper who joined Sasakrect in March 2024, has released a new collaboration with audiot909, a producer who continues to expand the possibilities of the South African dance music Amapiano in Japan. 
Hanagata's new song, "The Way I Feel," is an honest and honest account of his fear of being a part of life and death, and the stresses and emotions he feels every day when everything becomes a burden.
The thick bass by audiot909 and the unique rhythm and percussion on this impressive and growling track raise Hanagata's presence to a disturbing and aggressive amapiano-scented masterpiece.

Ningen

MÖSHI

Japanese Amapiano pioneer audiot909 has chosen MÖSHI, an unconventional rapper with an alternative presence in the scene, as his next collaboration partner.
The track produced by these two has become a floor-banger that directly connects UK Funky, Amapiano, Afrobeats, Experimental, and House Music.
While South African amapiano has now become a trend, audiot909 was quick to introduce Japanese amapiano with JAPANESE AMAPIANO THE ALBUM.
His latest release is a sophisticated alternative Afro sound that captures the essence of the genre while further expanding it.
MÖSHI's rap, which leads the track, incites frenzy on the dance floor while maintaining a definite coolness.
Although audiot909's past works have charted on major overseas playlists, this new release is an ambitious work that not only brings fresh air to the Japanese music scene but also has the potential to make an impact on global music trends.

Get Down

Onjuicy

Producer audiot909 is a pioneer of the Amapiano in Japan, and his first album, "JAPANESE AMAPIANO," released last year, was highly acclaimed and chosen by many as the best album of the year.
His latest single features rapper ONJUICY as a guest performer.

For this single, Amapiano has teamed up with ONJUICY, who actively incorporates the latest dance music such as Jersey Club and Jungle/Drum'n'Bass into his rapping. The beats are based on Amapiano and UK Funky, but with an air of breakbeats and ambient added to the mix.

Amapiano is now supported beyond dance music from South Africa, with artists such as Skrillex and Drake actively incorporating it into their own music, and Tyla's "Water," released last year, becoming a huge hit around the world.

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Wannabe

audiot909, a pioneer of South African dance music and Amapiano in Japan, is proud to announce the release of its first album. It is the culmination of their activities to date, including collaborations with singer/rappers such as AKKOGORILLA, QN, CHIYORI, and Zo Zhit(Dos Monos) as well as producers PIANO FLAVA and TOMC.
The album, titled "JAPANESE AMAPIANO THE ALBUM," contains 11 tracks, including new songs with MORI, a rapper in the mysterious multinational music group 3KW a.k.a. Sanzen Sekai, and KΣITO, a producer in the DJ crew TYO GQOM, which plays African dance music with its own interpretation in Japan. 
African dance music has been attracting attention around the world recently, with big-name musicians such as Skrillex and Drake incorporating African dance music into their own compositions. As the leading Amapiano in Japan, audiot909 presents challenging dance music that reaches alternative HIP HOP and R&B listeners. It is also Japan's answer to African music, which has become a digital native.

JAPANESE AMAPIANO

TOMC

荘子it

The third single in a series of releases by producer audiot909, a pioneer of Japanese Amapiano, is a triple collaboration with producer TOMC and Dos Monos rapper Shoko it.
For two consecutive months, audiot909 has released music with QN and CHIYORI, opening up new possibilities for Japanese and Amapiano.
This time, the collaboration partners are TOMC, an ambient artist who is highly acclaimed both in Japan and abroad, and Shoukoit, leader of the rap group Dos Monos, who has been active beyond Japan, including two European tours and a live performance in Taiwan.
This work, entitled "The Out of Africa Hypothesis," is a sublimation of both lyrics and music, based on ideas born from an exchange of ideas and ideological backgrounds, as well as shared musical favorites such as Steven Reich, Four Tet, and Shackleton. This is a work that should be called "Alternative Amapiano".
The result is an imaginary Afro-tronica sound that no one has ever heard before, with a progressive Hip Hop sound and a dance music aspect.

The Out of Africa Hypothesis (feat. Zo Zhit)

CHIYORI

The second single in a series of releases from audiot909, a pioneer producer of Japanese Amapiano, features singer CHIYORI.
The previous release, featuring the rapper QN, former leader of SIMI LAB, presented new possibilities for Japanese rap and Amapiano, and was a big hit.
This time, audiot909 invited CHIYORI, a singer who is also a close friend of audiot909's in private and who continues to boldly collaborate with various genres as a singer, to play a guest role. The soulful songs and danceable tracks that resonate with each other's vibes break new ground for amapiano.
In recent years, African dance music has been a trend that has been picked up and charted by many major artists around the world, including Amapiano and GQOM, and this song will be Japan's answer to that movement.

Himitsu

Producer audiot909, a pioneer of Japanese Amapiano, has teamed up with rapper QN, formerly of SIMI LAB and recently active in the unit Q/N/K with Naruyoshi Kikuchi, to release a single.
The song is a reinterpretation of amapiano, the latest evolution of house music that originated in South Africa, from a Japanese perspective.
The combination of the genre's signature bass sound "log drums," chill vibes, and QN's mellow rap makes for a one-of-a-kind sound.
This song will present new possibilities for the mixing of Japanese rap and Amapiano.

4U (feat. QN)

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