Heisei No Oto (Japanese Left-Field Pop From The CD Age, 1989–1996)

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Heisei No Oto (Japanese Left-Field Pop From The CD Age, 1989–1996)A crystalline time capsule of Japans most overlooked musical eraHeisei No Oto is a deep dive into the CD only years where ambient pop, jazzy electronics, and synth splashed soul thrived just below the surface. Compiled by Eiji Taniguchi (Revelation Time) and Norio Sato (Rare Groove), this 2LP collection for Music From Memory zooms in on a moment of rapid transformation: the dawn of the Heisei era, when Japans shift to CD formats unlocked a new kind of

Found in pristine condition on an original chrome cassette

and Bobbi Humphrey - was far more than a session player

filled with warmth and subtlety

And on Marciology

“Sylvia” is a breezy

drawing inspiration from the city’s street vendors

An entire fourth side of exclusive bonus tracks

50 years in

Infinity Machine is Passport’s deep dive into interstellar jazz fusion—equal parts groove

Palace of a Thousand Sounds by Whatitdo Archive Group is a vibrant dive into mid-century exotica and library music

The Rabbit That Hunts Tigers is pure danceable delight with a hallucinatory twist

Known for Scenery and Mellow Dream