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Access formed in Tokyo in 1999 with vocalist Hiroko Wada, guitarist Chihiro Kikuchi, and drummer Masaru Ueda. Their self-titled debut album came out in 2000...

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Access, Tokyo's electronic trio with a steady pulse

A Japanese band that mixed techno, trance, and pop around Hiroko Wada's vocals for two decades.

For a quick sense of their style, try 'Hitomi no Tsubasa' or 'Catch The Rainbow'. Both have that blend of electronic energy and Wada's vocal presence they stuck with.

They carved out a space in Japan's electronic scene with a consistent lineup and a sound built on Wada's lyrics about love and doubt, Kikuchi's guitar, and Ueda's drumming. Songs like 'Hitomi no Tsubasa' show how they wrapped those themes in driving beats. Their run from the 2000 debut to 'Access X' in 2019 kept that core intact.

They started in Tokyo in 1999 and put out their first album the next year. The self-titled debut charted on Oricon, and they followed with records like 'Access II' and 'Dream Access' through the 2000s and 2010s. The trio stayed together the whole time, working across techno, trance, and pop.

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Access formed in Tokyo in 1999 with vocalist Hiroko Wada, guitarist Chihiro Kikuchi, and drummer Masaru Ueda. Their self-titled debut album came out in 2000 and charted on the Japanese Oricon. They followed it with albums like 'Access II' in 2001 and 'Dream Access' in 2003.

Their songs often dealt with themes of love and doubt, as heard in tracks like 'Hitomi no Tsubasa' and 'Catch The Rainbow'. Wada's lyrics and vocals were a central part of their sound, while Kikuchi's guitar work and Ueda's drumming gave their electronic music a distinct edge.

They kept releasing albums through the 2000s and 2010s, including 'Access Fourth' in 2005 and 'Access X' in 2019. The band's lineup stayed the same throughout, working with a mix of techno, trance, and pop elements that found an audience in Japan's electronic scene.

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