【New Release!!】
https://fein-init.bandcamp.com/album/jiinn

in japan,JiiNN is...

guitar,vocal,sampler,etc
daiki chida

guitar,bass,vocal,design,etc
ryohei sonobe

Genre: Post Rock,ambient,,,,,,

《HP》
http://jiinnecho.wix.com/fein-init

contact:jiinn.echo@gmail.com

ReX BlacK was born in the beautiful city of Buffalo, NY. Since making beats in his parents attic in 02', he has created a movement of positive vibes & soul releasing music to this day (Back Phrom The Dead Records - CEO). With his optimistic point of view, a twist of hip-hop/rock/soul influences & enlightened spiritualism, you can feel the brightness through his work. ReX BlacK is an inner city kid with a never ending dream of success. His ambition to overcome any set-backs throughout the journey & to make a name for himself is unlike any other. All of his songs are original pieces. Creating the instrumental, adding vocals, and mixing it all down himself (a rarity in today's music game). He has put out more than 50 albums for himself and featured BPTDR artists.



The Native Sound is a small, New York City-based record label established in 2013.

Email: info@thenativesound.com

Long ago, someone told him that every place holds a heartbeat, every stranger carries a song they've forgotten. So he navigates—through mountains and valleys, across the vast sea of human connection, into the spaces between loneliness and encounter. Somewhere in that fluid in-between, where movement becomes stillness and silence becomes sound, where the waves of life meet the rhythms of music, he finds it: the Ker—the heart, the core, the home hidden in every soul. That luminous source where a stranger's story becomes universal, where a fleeting moment flows into eternity. SeaKer doesn't compose. He witnesses. Like water finding its way, he navigates to the essence of each encounter and translates these discovered Kers into melodies that carry their light forward. Each song is a drop in the ocean of human experience, a Ker found and shared, a home discovered in the vast sea of connection.

Philadelphia’s Carroll (two R’s, two L’s) was born in late 2011 when frontman Brian Hurlow started composing melancholic pop songs that caught the ear of college classmate and drummer Charlie Rudoy. The lifelong musicians clicked and moved in together to a house on Carroll Avenue, coining the psychedelic, shoegazey-pop band’s name. After guitarist Max Kulicke and bassist Charles McClung came on board for the live show, Carroll started turning heads. Since the release of their Needs EP, they’ve become a mainstay on The Current, the Twin Cities’ triple A NPR affiliate station, and were named Best New Band by the two biggest local arts publications. In February of 2014, the band escaped the frigid Minnesota winter to Philly’s Miner Street Recordings where they cut the Carroll full-length in 17 days with the expertise of engineer Jonathan Low, whose albums produced for the National, (Mr.) Twin Sister,and Local Natives have reached critical acclaim and notable industry recognition. With Hurlow‘s subdued yet distinct vocals accompanied by Rudoy’s punctual drums and all-around alluring riff vignettes, Carroll’s self-titled debut will leave you bewitched. After a string of festival gigs this summer sharing stages with the likes of Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros, Sylvan Esso, Polica, Low, Carroll heads out on a  month-long tour in support of their forthcoming LP.

SeaKer is following