Noro
Noro formed in Tokyo around 2014 when Noriko Tsukida met producer Hiroaki Ohmori. Their music mixes electronic production with some traditional Japanese...
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Noro formed in Tokyo around 2014 when Noriko Tsukida met producer Hiroaki Ohmori. Their music mixes electronic production with some traditional Japanese elements, though the exact nature of that blend isn't detailed in what we have. The duo's core is Tsukida on vocals and Ohmori handling the electronics, with other musicians sometimes joining them.
Their debut EP was called 'Tokyo By Night,' which came out in 2015. That release included their song of the same name, which became their most recognized track. They followed it with other works like 'Neon Dreams' and 'Midnight Rituals,' continuing to work in that electronic space with those Japanese touches.
Their sound got them some attention in Tokyo's nightlife circles, and their live shows became part of that scene. The music doesn't seem to have traveled far beyond a specific audience, but for those who found it, 'Tokyo By Night' captured a certain mood of the city after dark.
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