LITTLE TEMPO
Guest: Hanaregumi (Vocal, Guitar) / Kiyoshi Tani Shochiku (Vocal, Guitar) / Ichihara "icchie" Daisuke (Trombone) / Toru Nishiuchi (Tenor Sax, Flute)

Performer Profile ■LITTLE TEMPO The sound of the light of steel pan!　Sounds like the sun!　Dub Paradise to Bring Summer!　 With reggae around, nine friendly and loving babs who continue to play their own music while training at the live scene. Steelpan, the sparkling melody of the pedal steel guitar, the saxophones and keyboards are mellow and free keys, and the heavy bass Riddim section that escalates euphoria, the explosion of Dubweise that materializes them into four dimensions!　You already know how to make the audience big bang in the best grooves into a big ridiculous feast. Little Tempo, a familiar band that is indispensable for such festivals. The first three best albums certified by members, "Golden Deluxe", is now on sale! http://www.littletempo.com/jp/top.html ■Hanalegumi He made his major debut in the Super Butter Dog in 1997. In May 2002, he participated in Happien's tribute album under the name "Takashi Nagazumi". In the same year, he started his solo activities quietly under the name of Hanaregumi and released his first single "Scenery of the Family" and his first album "Sound Time". Since then, the 2nd album "Everyday Awa" and the 3rd album with complete home recording "I thought I could want to sing after returning home." Released their first best albums. In 2009, he released his single "Light and Shadow" album "Ainowa" and performed a nationwide tour. At the final Nippon Budokan, the stage was overwhelmed by about 10,000 spectators. Since then, Hanaregumi has released his first long-awaited cover album "Oasis" and 12 masterpieces that have been sung over time with various guest musicians. In 2014, he released a live album of the legendary tour with So many tears, "How far we go live 145 minutes". http://www.laughin.co.jp/hanare/ ■Kiyoshi Tani Shochiku Born in Sapporo, Hokkaido in 1957. He was active as a leader of "TOMATOS" from the 80s to the early 90s. The members included NABE CHANG (Bass), EBBY (Guitar), Mute Beat's Takayoshi Matsunaga (Bass), and Hideyuki Imai (Drums). In the 1980s, TOMATOS planned and serialized a live event called Tokyo Soy Souce with Mute Beat and S-KEN to create a new music scene. It is no exaggeration to say that their activities are based on their activities, and that Little Tempo and Fishmans were later born. In 1988, he participated as a support guitarist for the first visit to Japan by the founder of Ska, Roland Alfon. Later, with Roland Alfon, he made and released two albums, "Roland Alphonso Meets Good Baites with Pianica Maeda at WACKIES NEW JERSEY" and "Summer Place". In recent years, he has participated in albums such as "Mitsuyoshi Azuma & The Swing Boppers", "Toru Nishiuchi Band" and "Takayoshi Matsunaga". http://d.hatena.ne.jp/matsutakeya/ ■Ichihara Daisuke (icchie) He started his music career in Kansai in the 1990s. After working as a trumpeter of Kyoto's FUNK band "UNIT-4", Osaka's authentic SKA band "DETERMINATIONS", and the leader of the DUB band "BUSH OF GHOSTS". It also started with YOSSY Little Noise Weaver with keyboard player YOSSY. Rico Rodriguez, Eddie Tantan Hornton, Cool Wise Man, U-Roy, STRANGER COLE, Little Tempo, Prince Buster, Dennis Bovel, mama!milk, Hanaregumi, and Caravan. http://www.busrecords.net/icchie/i_top.html ■Toru Nishiuchi Saxophone & flute player who has participated in numerous live and recording sessions, mainly in the reggae field. Following the first album "Toru Nishiuchi Band" released in 2012, this year we released the dub version "Toru Nishiuchi DUB". My motto is "I'm sorry!" http://ja-jp.facebook.com/techaaan.sax