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Kenichi Tokoi
Kenichi Tokoi is a Japanese multi-instrumentalist who formed his eponymous band in 2005. He comes from the coastal town of Atami, and his music draws from...
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Kenichi Tokoi is a Japanese multi-instrumentalist who formed his eponymous band in 2005. He comes from the coastal town of Atami, and his music draws from Japanese folk traditions and traditional instruments.
In 2012, the band released their debut single "The Palace That Was Found," which gained some national attention. Other songs like "It Has Come To This" and "Let The Speed Mend It" followed. The group has put out albums including "Echoes of the Past" in 2015 and "The Gateway" in 2019.
Tokoi handles vocals, guitar, and piano in the band. Over time, the lineup has included Yuya Oikawa on bass and Kota Takenaka on drums. They've worked with other musicians like Hiroshi Hasegawa and Yumi Matsuto.
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