Saucy Lady - 真っ赤な太陽 = Makka Na Taiyo flac mp3 download

Saucy Lady Nu-Disco Funk 2017

Title:

真っ赤な太陽 = Makka Na Taiyo

Musician:

Saucy Lady

Style:

Nu-Disco, Funk

Released:

2017

MP3 album size:

1699 mb

FLAC album size:

1697 mb

Other formats:

APE MMF DXD ADX ASF AA DMF

Genre:

Electronic / Funk & Soul / Pop

Rating:

4.9 ✪

Download links

Saucy Lady - 真っ赤な太陽 = Makka Na Taiyo
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Tracklist Hide Credits

A	真っ赤な太陽 = Makka Na Taiyo Composed By [作曲] – 原信夫Guitar – Yuma HaraLyrics By [作詞] – 吉岡治Producer – Yuki "U-Key" Kanesaka*Vocals – Saucy Lady	4:29
B	甘く危険な香り = Amaku Kiken Na Kaori Composed By [作曲], Lyrics By [作詞] – 山下達郎Drums – Anthony Steele Guitar – Yuma HaraProducer – Yuki "U-Key" KanesakaVocals – Saucy Lady	4:11

Companies, etc.

Recorded At – Komugiko Studios
Distributed By – Star Creature
Manufactured For – Tugboat Motion Co.

Credits

A&R – Tim Zawada

Notes

Edition 800 copies on different coloured vinyl
Housed in generic 'Star Creature' die-cut sleeve
Track durations not mentioned on the release

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Side A): 16-1468-A
Matrix / Runout (Side B): 16-1468-B

Video about Saucy Lady - 真っ赤な太陽 = Makka Na Taiyo

Reviews:

kolos

PR release:After rocking our socks off with those deep and dope boogie rerubs on Star Creature and Street Muzik, Saucy Lady steps up to Audio Chemists for a pair of prime time Japanese pop cover versions. First up, the Boston based producer and performer offers a mind blowing interpretation of one of the biggest Japanese pop hits of the 1960s, originally sung by national treasure, Hibari Misora. Blasting off from its A-side launch pad thanks to some slick guitar licking from Yuma Hara (the grandson of the original song's composer, Nobuo Hara, no less) "Makka Na Taiyo" takes us on a nebulous night flight through infectious bass grooves, spectral synth and smooth toned vocals. Phuture funk with vocals in Japanese? What's not to love? Over on the flip,the tempo drops to a sultry 86 BPM for a superb slow burning cover of Japan's legendary Tatsuro Yamashita's "Amaku Kiken Na Kaori". Me, Matt Ward and Ryan Horsebeach are all over this one, expect it to be a future Coastin' classic!