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The Youth
The Youth formed in Tokyo, with Satoshi Fukase on vocals and guitar, Kazuhiro Nishizawa on bass, and Ryuji Matsuda on drums. They released their debut EP...
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The Youth formed in Tokyo, with Satoshi Fukase on vocals and guitar, Kazuhiro Nishizawa on bass, and Ryuji Matsuda on drums. They released their debut EP 'Sorekara' in 2013, followed by the full-length album 'Wonderland' the next year. That album included 'Kotoba ni dekinai,' which became their most recognizable song.
Their sound shifted somewhat with the 2015 album 'Y,' which incorporated more electronic elements. They put out a self-titled album in 2017. Their music often carried a melancholic, atmospheric quality, with Fukase's vocals and lyrics at the center.
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