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Tokyo Star

...not from Japan...

About Me


It's the little things in life that inspire me to write music... I love blue and black, French wine and croissants (c'est tres bon!), Spain, Putumayo in front of a fire, Jamiroquai anywhere, Goldfrapp dvd's, arb French movies, Apple Mac's, frost on the ground and shouting in the traffic. Dont dig phones and crap ringtones, shitty bands (most rock bands), wearing high heels, funny smells, Joburg, boring atonal electro shit (it's not music!) and people that think they are better than anyone...get a life!

My Interests

Music:

Member Since: 10/1/2006
Band Website: electro-muse.com
Band Members: Tokyo Star is an electric violinist/violist who writes and performs jazz, down tempo nu jazz and dance music. The rest of her time is spent on Subtle:an acid jazz Joburg infused band, Electro-Muse: all girl strings, Chilli 'n Lime: Jazz band and performing with various hip Dj's in South Africa. Check out www.myspace.com/subtleza, www.myspace.com/electromuseza and www.myspace.com/chillinlime for more info on these bands.
Influences: Hot grooves, Jamiroquai, Royksopp, Moloko, Subtle, Matthew Herbert, Black Eyed Peas, French Hip Hop, Latin vibes, Manu Chau, Goldfrapp, Mylo...and the thought of sushi
Sounds Like: the smell of good coffee
Record Label: Any takers?
Type of Label: None

My Blog

Debut Album out now!

So finally the Electro-Muse album is out in South Africa (and soon to be avail for download elsewhere). These songs on my page are a taste of what is on the album. For more juicy sound bytes go to mys...
Posted by Tokyo Star on Thu, 21 Jun 2007 04:37:00 PST

Time is Running Out

So now I have to be brutally honest and say that it's not me singing...damn wish I had a voice like that!! Tracey-Lee pulled this one off in record time...love that chic!
Posted by Tokyo Star on Fri, 06 Oct 2006 07:49:00 PST

Yokimono

Yokimono was inspired by Royksopp and kimonos one bitchin winter in Cape Town. There is nothin like a good key to turn me on, and Royksopp is great for not sticking in the same key like so many musos ...
Posted by Tokyo Star on Fri, 06 Oct 2006 07:47:00 PST