Jazztronik
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Jazztronik is the Japanese Tokyo-based DJ/producer[1] Ryota Nozaki.
As one of Japan's leading DJs, Ryota Nozaki is known not only in Japan, but also in Europe, New Zealand and the United States. His musical styles include nu jazz and jazz house.
He is published by Especial Records, and is also associated with Compost Records and Sonar Kollektiv.
Ryota Nozaki has written music and arranged music for groups such as Mondo Grosso and Miho Karasawa.
Jazztronik has been growing in popularity and has hit sales of 100,000+. Jazztronik performs to sold out crowds all across the Japanese club scene and his growth in America and Europe has helped him reach popularity in the English club scene.
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[edit] References
- ^ Out, Editors of Time (2010-01-07). Time Out Tokyo. Time Out Guides. pp. 254–. ISBN 9781846701214. http://books.google.com/books?id=fVKQDCx4V80C&pg=PA254. Retrieved 6 August 2011.
[edit] External links
- Main information sites
- Jazztronik — official website.
- Especial Records — label website.
- Jazztronik discography at Discogs.
- News/media sites
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