“Takaya Kawasaki” released the new music Album “Harukaze”

“Takaya Kawasaki” just dropped the new and hot Album “Harukaze”. It will contain the songs 'Harukaze', 'Poker Face', 'Sweetshop ~ Captive man~', 'Fictional opera', 'Which one!?', 'Johnny', 'Sharing', 'Did you see the sunflower', 'It will be a tough battle' and 'Wind chime' total of 11songs. Enjoy the Rock sound from the far east Asia.

"Harukaze (Spring Wind)" is the second album by a Japanese singer-songwriter Takaya Kawasaki in 2008. After released his first album "Higashi no Sora (East Sky)" in 2005, he moved to New York. In 2008, this second album was co-produced by Chris Takita, and released both in the United States and in Japan.

You can find and check the “Harukaze” at 'Spotify', 'Apple Music', 'iTunes Store', 'LINE MUSIC', 'Amazon Music Unlimited' etc. Click here to see. Harukaze

• 1： Harukaze

  Takaya Kawasaki

• 2： Poker Face

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• 3： Sweetshop ~ Captive man~

  Takaya Kawasaki

• 4： Fictional opera

  Takaya Kawasaki

• 5： Which one!?

  Takaya Kawasaki

• 6： Johnny

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• 7： Sharing

  Takaya Kawasaki

• 8： Did you see the sunflower

  Takaya Kawasaki

• 9： It will be a tough battle

  Takaya Kawasaki

• 10： Wind chime

  Takaya Kawasaki

• 11： Like Tom and Jerry

  Takaya Kawasaki

Relase date：2020-06-21

Owl Wing Record

Genre： Rock

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Takaya Kawasaki

Takaya Kawasaki is a Japanese singer-songwriter who grew up in Yokohama and Osaka. In 1997, at the age of 21, he traveled around the world and ended up performing an original song at the Apollo Theater in New York City. After returning to Japan, he settled in Tokyo, where he continued to perform live music. In 2005, he collaborated with jazz pianist Yuichiro Aratake and released his first album, "Higashi no Sora (East Sky)" in Japan. In the same year, he moved to New York and in 2008, his second album, "Harukaze (Spring Wind)", which was co-produced by Chris Takita, was released both in the United States and in Japan. He then took a 12-year hiatus from music, but Takaya is set for a comeback in 2020. He is back in the studio and currently working with Aratake on new songs.

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