Although I just got this, I really haven't had time to listen to it, not with a chemistry exam, pre-calculus quiz and a psychology experiment staring me in the face. Still what I've heard so far seems likable enough. Ikue gives Futurechecka a thumbs up. I've been acquiring a lot of J-urban stuff lately. I posted Aoyama Thelma's new CD here and the new Satomi' here. I waited patiently until those arrived last week courtesy of amazon.co.jp, not the usually iTunes method. Enjoy.
Showing posts with label Thelma Aoyama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thelma Aoyama. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Thursday, March 27, 2008
青山テルマ "Diary".
I've been locked into my textbooks this past week. I've had to keep my eyes firmly fixed on my books because I've essentially had to run a gauntlet at school the last few days. four exams, two papers, two research projects over a ten day period. Not a personal highlight.
What has been a personal highlight, or is at least shaping up to be one, is listening to Thelma Aoyama's brand spanking new debut CD, Diary. I've been waiting for it to arrive in the mail courtesy of amazon Japan, since I pre-ordered it two weeks ago. It was well worth the wait. The 21 year old singer is blessed a truly beautiful voice and, looking at the credits on the CD, some fair skills as a lyricist. I absolutely love her first two singles, そばにいるね and My Dear Friend, both of which are very well written and pack an emotional punch without being over the top.
あなたに会えてよかった, a cover of the 小泉今日子 classic, is another standout as are the cuts, リズム, Good Time Remix featuring Miku from Ya-Kyim and Higher. The solid vocals and lyrics and complemented by excellent instrumentation and tight productions. However, if there's one complaint about this CD, it's that, perhaps, it 's got one ballad too many. That aside, I give her props, but you can hear Ms. Aoyama's soulful Diary and decide that for yourself. Check out the tracks below and perhaps you'll also fall in love with the rising J-Urban starlet.
What has been a personal highlight, or is at least shaping up to be one, is listening to Thelma Aoyama's brand spanking new debut CD, Diary. I've been waiting for it to arrive in the mail courtesy of amazon Japan, since I pre-ordered it two weeks ago. It was well worth the wait. The 21 year old singer is blessed a truly beautiful voice and, looking at the credits on the CD, some fair skills as a lyricist. I absolutely love her first two singles, そばにいるね and My Dear Friend, both of which are very well written and pack an emotional punch without being over the top.
あなたに会えてよかった, a cover of the 小泉今日子 classic, is another standout as are the cuts, リズム, Good Time Remix featuring Miku from Ya-Kyim and Higher. The solid vocals and lyrics and complemented by excellent instrumentation and tight productions. However, if there's one complaint about this CD, it's that, perhaps, it 's got one ballad too many. That aside, I give her props, but you can hear Ms. Aoyama's soulful Diary and decide that for yourself. Check out the tracks below and perhaps you'll also fall in love with the rising J-Urban starlet.
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
THELMA AOYAMA "MY DEAR FRIEND" (PV).
Labels:
Music,
Music Video,
Thelma Aoyama,
日本,
青山テルマ,
音楽
Thursday, February 14, 2008
田中ロマ "Forever Love" Featuring Thelma Aoyama (PV).
Mixed race Japanese kids unite! How cute is that? Two halfu, hold each other down. I like it. And they both sing very well. People are going to have to pay attention to Thelma Aoyama. The girl is for real.
Labels:
Music,
Music Video,
Tanaka Roma,
Thelma Aoyama,
田中ロマ,
青山テルマ
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