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Origami Beats
Origami Beats formed in 2013, though the early years involved some financial strain and skepticism. They kept playing live shows and working on their...
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Origami Beats formed in 2013, though the early years involved some financial strain and skepticism. They kept playing live shows and working on their material. Their 2017 album 'Shonen & Ramen' included the single of the same name, which caught on with listeners for its simple, catchy take on ramen noodles. The band has released a few other albums, like 2015's self-titled debut and 2021's 'The Butterfly Effect'.
Akira Sato handles vocals and writes songs, while Hikaru Tanaka plays guitar. Their sound doesn't fit neatly into industry expectations, which has drawn both praise and some criticism over their approach. They haven't changed much in response, sticking with what they do.
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