Hi-Fi Set
Hi-Fi Set formed in 1989 as a Japanese pop quintet with Kazuhiko Kato on vocals, Takashi Numakura on guitar, Jun Togawa on bass, Hiroshi Fujita on keyboards,...
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Hi-Fi Set formed in 1989 as a Japanese pop quintet with Kazuhiko Kato on vocals, Takashi Numakura on guitar, Jun Togawa on bass, Hiroshi Fujita on keyboards, and Kiyoshi Otsubo on drums. Their debut single "Sotsugyou Shashin" came out in 1990 and connected with listeners through its straightforward lyrics about graduation and moving on.
That song became their signature track, though the band saw changes soon after. Bassist Jun Togawa left in 1991, and they continued as a four-piece. They kept releasing albums through the 1990s like "Catch" and "Ima," with another song called "Kouryou" also appearing in their catalog.
Their music has a plain, melodic quality that works for simple themes of memory and change. While they never matched the early attention around "Sotsugyou Shashin," that track remains what people know them for when it surfaces on streaming services or at the occasional live show.
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