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If you're new to male seiyuu music and wondering where to start, this episode is your go-to guide. In the final part, I'm going to introduce you to the intricate singer-songwriters and conceptual artists you should check (and will make you stop to think, study and theorize) - Toshiyuki Toyonaga, Makoto Furukawa and Soma Saito - covering their styles, career highlights, and unique qualities. Timestamps:00:00 Introduction00:05 Diving into Technical and Complex Music01:56 The Art of Singer-Songwriters03:38 Introducing Toshiyuki Toyonaga11:34 Makoto Furukawa: The Jazz Virtuoso24:17 Soma Saito: The "Final Boss" of Male Seiyuu Artists40:09 Conclusion
If you're new to male seiyuu music and wondering where to start, this episode is your go-to guide. In part 2, I'm going to introduce you to citypop, pop-rock and acoustic rock artists you should check - Kent Ito, Shugo Nakamura and Shoya Chiba - covering their styles, career highlights, and unique qualities. Timestamps:00:00 Introduction and Overview01:50 Exploring Kent Ito's Musical Journey08:16 The Warmth of Shugo Nakamura's Acoustic Pop Rock15:41 The Bold Debut of Shoya Chiba24:27 Conclusion
If you're new to male seiyuu music and wondering where to start, this episode is your go-to guide. In part 1, I'm going to introduce you to easy-listening pop artists you should check - Mamoru Miyano, Yuma Uchida and Shouta Aoi - covering their styles, career highlights, and unique qualities. Timestamps:00:00 Introduction00:11 Overview of Must-Listen Artists01:32 Diverse Music Styles and Recommendations02:40 Starting with Easy Listening: Mamoru Miyano08:02 Yuma Uchida: Emotional and Versatile12:50 Shouta Aoi: The EDM Pop Sensation20:16 OutroThis is an unscripted episode of the podcast.
In this episode, let's talk about my passion for collecting physical CDs, especially from my favorite male seiyuu artists and 2D groups. This is an unscripted episode in which I will be geeking a lot about the joys of collecting and the significant details that make physical media special to me.Timestamps00:00 Introduction00:19 Why I Collect CDs01:04 The Value of Physical Media03:31 Challenges and Arguments Against Physical Media08:10 The Joy of Collecting14:04 Digital vs. Physical Media24:37 Supporting Artists Through Purchases28:30 Conclusion
Yuki Kaji, Junichi Suwabe and Jun Fukuyama have been advocating against AI as it starts proliferating in Japan without any regulations whatsoever.Picking up from last week, we're joined by Emmanuelle, an AI and Digital Law expert currently writing her thesis on AI and its impact in the Voice Acting industry.In this episode, we explore the legal ramifications surrounding AI and copyright, the dangers of scams utilizing voice cloning technology, and the need for regulation in the face of deepfakes.This is an unscripted episode of the podcast. This is part 2 of 2.
Yuki Kaji, Junichi Suwabe and Jun Fukuyama have been advocating against AI as it starts proliferating in Japan without any regulations whatsoever.
With that in mind, in this and the next episode, I'm joined by Emmanuelle, an AI and Digital Law expert currently writing her thesis on AI and its impact in the Voice Acting industry.
In this episode, we delve into the implications of AI voice cloning, discussing its eerie nature, cultural impacts, and the challenges it poses to the creative process. This is an unscripted episode of the podcast. This is part 1 of 2.
Thanks to Emmanuelle for guesting on this episode of the podcast!
Kotaro Nishio, a friend of mine who's also a Japanese language tutor - has been teaching with me for a year - and content creator with the podcast @konbini.nihongo.podcast joins us to talk about the visibility of seiyuu music, the typical workday for Japanese people, and cultural practices such as bathing and etiquette. We highlight the differences in fan engagement between seiyuu and J-Pop, as well as the unique experiences of living in Japan compared to other countries + answer your questions. Thank you so much for sending your questions!👉 Get a 70% off on your first lesson with Kotaro if you sign up from this link: https://preply.com/en/?pref=MTUzOTcyNDU=&id=1749306274.182591&ep=w1
In this episode of Seiyuu Lounge, we have the first guest on the show. Kotaro Nishio, a friend of mine who's also a Japanese language tutor and content creator with the podcast @konbini.nihongo.podcast joins us to talk about various aspects of Japanese culture and language and answer your questions.
In this episode, we discuss the effectiveness of learning Japanese through music and anime, address common misconceptions about Japanese culture, and share insights on working in Japan. Kotaro also shares his journey to becoming a Japanese tutor and the influence of global music trends in Japan. This is an unscripted episode of the podcast.
This is part 1 of 2.
👉 Get a 70% off on your first lesson with Kotaro if you sign up from this link: https://preply.com/en/?pref=MTUzOTcyNDU=&id=1749306274.182591&ep=w1
Sir Vanity kicked off 2025 with a stellar entry in the repertoire with the EP "Latitude".
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Anthos* kicked off its 4th CD series, Human or Doll, with a refreshing entry bringing late 90s R&B pop and hip-hop, keeping us guessing with unique compositions and vocal direction.
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