Early form of Kayōkyoku dominant in the 1950s and 1960s, prominently influenced by American Jazz, Hispanic American Music, and Hawaiian Music.

Mood kayō has influences of Hawaiian Music, Jazz, and Hispanic American Music. It is distinguished by the "mood chorus," a unique melody based on those 3 major ...

Read more Idol kayō is a style and period of Kayōkyoku which began in the early 1970s, named for its focus on "idol" singers. In contrast with earlier forms of ...

It typically features simple lyrics intended to be broadly appealing and relatable, and is commonly sentimental in mood. The term has its roots as a name for ...

In contrast with earlier forms of kayōkyoku like Mood kayō, idol kayō often has a more upbeat and overtly Westernised sound, combining Vocal Jazz-informed ...

Оценка 3,6 (6) 2 окт. 2012 г. · Japanese Retro Hits - The Fifties, Volume 1, a Various Artists Compilation. Released 2 October 2012 on Musical Ark. Genres: Mood kayō, Enka.

Kayōkyoku is a style of Japanese popular music prominent during the latter period of the Showa era, from the mid 1950s to the late 1980s.

Mood Kayo is more about urban areas, specifically the bars and nightclubs, accompanied by Western instruments giving hints of jazz or Latin. Enka is about the ...

5 июн. 2024 г. · This album is so enigmatic. It's in the Top 200 of all time, yet I see nearly nobody talking about it. It absolutely deserves that spot ...

Mood kayō was one of the earliest forms of the type of Japanese popular music called Kayōkyoku. It began in 1951 as a result of the end of the 7-year Allied ...