Japanese acid pop outfit Cho Co Pa Co Cho Co Quin Quin channel the globe-trotting spirit of Haruomi Hosono's 1970s tropical psychedelia on debut album, Tradition. Named after one of the basic rhythms of Cuban folk music and drawing on influences from across the globe, Cho Co Pa Co Cho Co Quin Quin are quite simply a world unto itself. Tapping into their youthful connection, they created a sound that exudes confidence and curiosity, a homage to the masterful world of YMO's and Happy End's Haruomi Hosono, rooted in the trio's own idiosyncratic experience of the present.
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Japanese acid pop outfit Cho Co Pa Co Cho Co Quin Quin channel the globe-trotting spirit of Haruomi Hosono's 1970s tropical psychedelia on debut album, Tradition. Named after one of the basic rhythms of Cuban folk music and drawing on influences from across the globe, Cho Co Pa Co Cho Co Quin Quin are quite simply a world unto itself.
Tapping into their youthful connection, they created a sound that exudes confidence and curiosity, a homage to the masterful world of YMO's and Happy End's Haruomi Hosono, rooted in the trio's own idiosyncratic experience of the present.
Tradition
A1 Chichibu
A2 Watatsumi
A3 Cuba
A4 15 Eunomia
A5 Gandhara
A6 Soratobu-Tokyo
B1 Atoman
B2 Tradition
B3 Moon Dance
B4 Kayonenka
B5 Quarantine Mood
B6 Ryukyu Boogie Woogie