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Spotify  https://spoti.fi/2tkhu2L
Apple Music  https://apple.co/2OlPC5D 
Youtube  https://youtu.be/jQGY8OTSMa4

60's psychedelic meets 80's~90's indie pop.
This fusion band features airy female vocals with fuzz guitar riffs. 
Starting in 1996, the band shinowa has released several pieces and joined Omnibus Albums. Their first album "Bloom - Hikari no Sekai -(- a world of light -)" was from Gyuune Cassette in 2001.
The band has uploaded some of their signature songs on YouTube.
Having seen their performance, MGMT offered the band to open for them on their 2011 Japan Tour.
7 inch "Snow, Moon, Flowers" released in June, 2017. This record was introduced by the British music review site "Vinyl Factory".
"Snow, Moon, Flowers" is also included in "BURGER WORLD JAPAN" released by BURGER RECRODS.

The 2nd album "Flowerdelic" was released in Feb, 2018

album"Flowerdelic". It feels like Dream pop, Shoegazer, Soft Rock, 60's pop, Bubblegum pop, Kama Sutra / Buddah Records, Paisley Underground, Creation Records and Cherry Red Records. This Album includes the cover "Sit with the Guru(by Strawberry Alarm Clock)". shinowa respects Strawberry Alarm Clock and is affected by them. Vinyl $19.50(sold out) / CD $14.50 / Cassette $7.50 

Comments from Mark Stephen Weitz 
(Original member and keyboard player of The Strawberry Alarm Clock) 
Shinowa's new melodic energy-filled album release "Flowerdelic" shows just how really far Shinowa has come musically since I first discovered their cover version of our record "Sit with a Guru" on You Tube back in 1999! Along with listening to 9 NEW exciting tracks of their new tunes ( I already picked out my favs!), they again decided to re-recorded a 2018 version of "Sit with a guru" which by the way, blows me away! Thank you for breathing new life into this tune! You did a spectacular job! I wish you all the best of luck being successful on your journey with the new album "Flowerdelic"! Buy it! You won't be dissapointed. 
(Mark Stephen Weitz)

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