“Ah” released the new music song “atatakaiiro (meets YAMA from SWEET-TING)”

“Ah” just dropped the new and hot song “atatakaiiro (meets YAMA from SWEET-TING)”. It will contain the song 'atatakaiiro (meets YAMA from SWEET-TING)' . Enjoy the Reggae sound from the far east Asia.

Songs from the compilation album "DIGGABLE 001," which was released in 2000 and sold over 20,000 copies, which was exceptional for an indie at the time. A 2025 self-cover version of veteran female japanese singer Ah's representative original song "Warm Color." With the support of e-mura, who was in charge of the production at that time, this work is a collaboration with Ah's ally, YAMA (SWEET-TING), a female reggae selector and track maker who continues to promote the Tokyo japarege scene. Inatch from hybrid niya bingi band Yant Izez has been brought to SAX, and it is a new and beautiful song that feels deep inside your body. Recommended comment from SISTER KAYA "When it was first produced 25 years ago, this song was a friendly and lovely candy voice, but over time it has been brought back to the present by a collaboration with YAMA from SWEET-TING. Ah's constant candy voice has increased in depth, and to my ears it sounds like a beautiful, sweet, vintage voice like Hortense Ellis or Marie Pierre, which is very charming and comforting. "

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  Ah

Relase date：2025-07-27

Genre： Reggae

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Ah

Strongly influenced by 70s soul music she began writing lyrics and composing music in her teens. After moving to Tokyo from Mie Prefecture she began performing live mainly in the Tokyo club scene. In January 2000. she contributed the song Atatakai Iro to the compilation album DIGGABLE001 .The album sold over 20,000 copies. which was unusual for an indie release at the time and her sweet distinctive voice quickly caught the attention of the club scene. Later. she was discovered by SISTER KAYA the organizer and producer of the Sistren Label that launched artists like keyco and Karukaya Makoto and a pioneer of Japanese reggae. She participated in numerous compilation albums as a solo artist accelerating her activities in the Japanese reggae scene. In 2003 she formed the reggae band SOURA with TERA who had recently disbanded the legendary ska band Restless Gooks and began live performances. She also participated in compilation albums with songs recorded by the band. He gradually became involved in the labels operations including artist discovery and development. event planning compilation album production and as the leader of the female reggae unit Blue Birds which she formed in 2005. In the same year, Bluebirds Ainouta. featured on the compilation album BLAZING GIRLZ vol.1 charted at No. 23 on the iTunes reggae chart. In 2008. they made their major debut with their first album Bluebirds Party (Formula Recordings) and released their second album SKY HIGH(Geneon Universal) the following year. In 2010 she returned to Mie Prefecture after becoming pregnant. She took a break from activities due to childbirth and childcare. but has since formed SISTEREN=MOTHERS. with her fellow members who have also become mother. under the Sistren Label. during the pandemic. In December 2024. she released her first single Tsunaide Ikou. as a digital download. In April 2025 they released their second single Tomorrow Will Come.

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