Trending: Japanese Music

 “Cha-la head cha-la
Nani ga okite mo kibun wa heno-heno kappa
Cha-la head cha-la
Mune ga pachi-pachi suru hodo
Sawagu genki-dama --sparking!”

       Everybody knew it. Cha La Head Cha La, one of the most premiere and unique anime’s OST from Japan. We heard of it a lot of times before ever since anime reached the Philipines. Well, not only that. We are also used to Flame of Recca, Genki, Sailor Moon and Yu-Gi-Oh’s soundtracks. We loved it because we’re used to it and that’s how jmusic was introduced first in the Philippines.

What is JMusic?

       JMusic is also called as Jrock, Jpop, Visula Kei and such genres. These were music from japan. These were music may be used to make Animated Music Videos, in your favorite anime’s soundtrack, sang by your favorite band or artist in japan or in your favotite show.

          Well, believe it or not, this is one of the 2012’s trends in music. One proof is when the jrock band “X Japan” entered the Loudwire Cage Match Hall of Fame with the Blackveil Brides, an all- American band. The band’s path to glory began when they first triumphed over the Swedes of In Flames, which was followed by a win against Jane’s Addiction. After that the band beat out Bush and abused the Used, that brought X Japan to their fifth and final victorious matchup against Black Veil Brides. X Japan fans have even more to celebrate since the band is in the process of recording their first full-length English-language album. In addition. Yoshiki has composed the theme for this year’s Golden Globe Awards. 

        The Visual Kei band Gazette also made a name in the international recording industry as they top to be the number one Jrock band. Also, Visula Kei is the other genre that originated in Japan and brought up fame all over the world.

            Jmusic is a world-class. There’s no doubt. It’s fame gets higher and higher with anime and cosplay. Who may know if there was also a community now in every country that follows Japan’s music?