Toshi Itoh To Happy
Toshi Itoh to Happy formed in 1990 with Toshi Itoh on vocals, Hiroshi Ogawa on guitar, Kenji Tanimura on bass, Atsuya Matsumoto on drums, and Hiroyuki Takami...
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Toshi Itoh to Happy formed in 1990 with Toshi Itoh on vocals, Hiroshi Ogawa on guitar, Kenji Tanimura on bass, Atsuya Matsumoto on drums, and Hiroyuki Takami on keyboards. Their debut album 'Hoshi Furu Machi Kado' came out in 1991, featuring the title track that became their best-known song.
They followed with albums like 'Suna no Ue' in 1992 and 'Sora' in 1994, working in atmospheric rock with some electronic elements and traditional Japanese instruments. Their lyrics often dealt with introspective themes that drew criticism from some quarters for being too pessimistic.
By the late 1990s they had released several more albums including 'Kimi to Kare' and 'Inochi no Uta', maintaining a consistent output through that decade. The band's catalog shows them working within a particular moody, textured sound across their recordings.
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