KATARI releases new song “Sanjyu-sai”

KATARI

KATARI released a new song this week, dropping a video for “Sanjyu-sai” by Ango Sakaguchi.

KATARI, the talented literature-meets-lo-fi duo, is back with a new take on yet another piece of classic Japanese literature.

The new song is 三十歳 (Sanjyu-sai), based on a work by Japanese novelist Ango Sakaguchi.

You can check their performance in the aesthetic video below!


On another note:

In 2021, THTFHQ had the pleasure of interviewing KATARI about their passion project, music production, performances, literature, and lo-fi music. Make sure to check this awesome and exclusive interview HERE.

The group recently released their 1st full-length album KAIKA.

The group’s 2nd live show Seiiki-sanctuary-“ is going to be held in April 2022.

About KATARI

KATARI is a “musical literature” duo consisting of voice actor Shinichiro Kamio and composer Takehiro Mamiya (Yuyoyuppe aka DJ’TEKINA//SOMETHING).

Based in Tokyo, Japan, the duo combines Japanese “pure literature” with lo-fi, original music to create a powerful, unique new musical experience.

Kamio takes on the role of the narrative voice of each track—or the voice of the author himself or herself—and brings to life their words and worlds with his deep, clear voice, while Mamiya sets the tone for each narration with original musical creations that take listeners on an unforgettable journey.

KATARI features narrative tracks from famous Japanese literary figures such as Chuya Nakahara, Akiko Yosano, Kenji Miyazawa, and others. Their tracks have gained attention on social media sites as each new offering attracts draws in new fans to KATARI’s musical universe.


SOURCE: KATARI’s official Twitter account

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Vanessa Silva
Vanessa Silvahttps://www.handthatfeedshq.com
The Hand That Feeds HQ founder, content creator, and music reviewer. Basically, the only person managing everything at The Hand That Feeds HQ. Stumbling upon Mamoru Miyano's "Orpheus" in 2011 was the start of this journey. If music is thought-provoking or deep, you may find her writing almost essays (not limited to, but it happens a lot with Soma Saito's music). She's the producer and host of the male seiyuu-centric podcast, SEIYUU LOUNGE (see Spotify link in this profile).

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