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キタニタツヤ - 青のすみか / THE FIRST TAKE Hotney 2 Streams • 3 years ago

「THE FIRST TAKE」は、一発撮りのパフォーマンスを鮮明に切り取るYouTubeチャンネル。

第347回は、作家としても多彩な才能を発揮しているシンガーソングライター・キタニタツヤが登場。
披露するのは、TVアニメ『呪術廻戦』「懐玉・玉折」の OPテーマ「青のすみか」。
アニメ放送直後から話題となり、デジタルチャートで23冠を達成した本楽曲を、
ピアノとストリングスによる「THE FIRST TAKE」だけのスペシャルアレンジで一発撮りを披露する。

Arrangement: Naoki Itai , Satoshi Setsune

Piano: Yasunori Mochizuki
Violin: MIZ
Violin: Mika Shirasawa
Viola: Reiichi Tateizumi
Cello: Toshiyuki Muranaka

STREAMING&DOWNLOAD: https://lnk.to/LcckJ5QQTS

■TVアニメ『呪術廻戦』
Web Site: https://jujutsukaisen.jp/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/animejujutsu
第2期「懐玉・玉折」ノンクレジットOPムービー: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcgKUcJKxIs&t=0s

■キタニタツヤ OFFICIAL
Official HP: https://tatsuyakitani.com/　　　　　　
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/inunohone　　　　
Staff Instagram: https://instagram.com/tatsuyakitani2　　　　
Twitter: https://twitter.com/TatsuyaKitani　　　　　　
Staff Twitter: https://twitter.com/TatsuyaKitani2　　　　　　　
TikTok: https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSKe513q/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channe....l/UCgP3GbgbuVzAhlctG

■「THE FIRST TAKE」OFFICIAL
Official site: https://www.thefirsttake.jp/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_firsttake/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/The_FirstTake
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@the_first_take
THE FIRST TIMES: https://www.thefirsttimes.jp/

■RULES
白いスタジオに置かれた一本のマイク。
ここでのルールはただ一つ。
一発撮りのパフォーマンスをすること。

A microphone and a white studio.
And 1 rule.
You’ve got 1 TAKE.

■STATEMENT
ありのままの自分を。
ありのままの音楽を。
一度きりにこめる。

THE FIRST TAKE
ありのままの世界へ。

Your Music.
Your Everything.
All in this one take.

THE FIRST TAKE
Less Filter, More Music.

Episode 347 welcomes Tatsuya Kitani, a singer-songwriter known for his multi-faceted talents as an author, to THE FIRST TAKE.
He will perform “Where Our Blue Is,” the opening theme song to the animation series Jujutsu Kaisen “Hidden Inventory / Premature Death”. The song has created a buzz ever since the series began and has topped 23 digital charts.
Enjoy the one-shot performance of this song with a special piano and strings arrangement only on THE FIRST TAKE.

CREDITS
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Director/Creative Director: Keisuke Shimizu
Art Director: Yo Kimura
Copywriter: Hiroshi Yamazaki
Director of Photography: Kazuki Na****ama
Technical Coordinator: Shota Hatano
Camera Assistants: Takumi Torii,Ryusei Kitahara, Ishin Kan, Masaaki Ogasawara
Lighting Director: Naoya Imaoka
Liting Assistants: Kenta Nagai, Yuki Ogawa, Chihiro Homan, Toshihumi Mizoe
Art Designer :Naoto Kashiwagi(studio noll)
Art Assistants:Takashi Irei(studio noll)
MovieProducer: Shohei Sadohara(TYO drive)
Production Manager: Tomomi Omori(TYO drive)
Production Assistant: Kai Takaha, Nagisa Taki, Yoshiko Okubo
Stylist: Yuji Yasumoto(Tatsuya Kitani), Yuuki Tsuchida(Other Performers)
Hair & Make Up: Tatsuya Suzuki
Offline Editor: Kentaro Kinoshita
Colorist: Takaku Hiruma
Online Editor: Yoshiharu Nakagami

#THEFIRSTTAKE #キタニタツヤ #青のすみか #呪術廻戦

Sierra Ferrell: Tiny Desk Concert Hotney 7 Streams • 2 years ago

Ann Powers | August 14, 2024
Sierra Ferrell is the May Queen of American roots music — no matter what month it is. For her summertime stop at the Tiny Desk, the West Virginia native adorned herself in garb befitting Florence Pugh’s star turn in Midsommar, a trail of cloth pansies encircling her eyes. Ferrell, whose 2024 album is appropriately called Trail of Flowers, quickly showed that her finery wouldn’t get in the way of a stellar musical performance; her fiddling in this set’s first song “I Could Drive You Crazy” anchored both the band and the entire performance in the technically challenging yet boisterous, bluegrass-meets-old-timey sound that’s made Ferrell a fast-rising star alongside friends like Billy Strings and Zach Bryan. Focusing on the music, only pausing for some whimsical banter about the legendary city of tunnels that lies beneath Washington, D.C., Ferrell showed how her blend of warmth, chops and inventiveness is remaking Americana music.

A former busker who learned roots music during her itinerant twenties, Ferrell shows no fealty to any one style while honoring many in her sparkling, insightful songs. For “Dollar Bill Bar” she switched to guitar and sang with the sexy ease of a young Bonnie Raitt as Oliver Bates Craven spooled out some Beatles-esque guitar licks. (He and mandolinist Josh Rilko have played with Ferrell off and on since she first wowed Nashvillians a decade ago on hipster nights at the American Legion Hall.) Then the band shifts to a Spanish stroll for “In Dreams,” throws in a bluegrass breakdown, and ends the set with the beautiful “American Dreaming,” a ballad that Linda Ronstadt might have recorded in her early days. No circus hoop descended for Ferrell to grab and levitate — as she did at her last Nashville New Year’s Eve show — but she’d still managed to fill the Tiny Desk with sparkle and joy.

SET LIST
“I Could Drive You Crazy”
“Dollar Bill Bar”
“In Dreams”
“American Dreaming”

MUSICIANS
Sierra Ferrell: lead vocals, acoustic guitar, fiddle
Josh Rilko: mandolin, octave mandolin, acoustic guitar, vocals
Oliver Bates Craven: fiddle, electric guitar, vocals
Geoff Saunders: bass, vocals
Matty Meyer: drums

TINY DESK TEAM
Producer: Lars Gotrich
Director/Editor: Maia Stern
Audio Technical Director: Neil Tevault
Host/Series Producer: Bobby Carter
Videographers: Maia Stern, Joshua Bryant, Mitra I. Arthur
Audio Engineer: Carleigh Strange
Production Assistant: Elle Mannion
Photographer: Elizabeth Gillis
Tiny Desk Team: Hazel Cills, Kara Frame, Ashley Pointer
Executive Producer: Suraya Mohamed
Series Creators: Bob Boilen, Stephen Thompson
VP, Visuals and Music: Keith Jenkins

#tinydesk #nprmusic #sierrafarrell

Amaarae: Tiny Desk Concert Hotney 3 Streams • 3 years ago

NPR Music is celebrating Black Music Month with an array of brand new Tiny Desk concerts. Together, these artists represent the past, present and future of Black music. This month of carefully curated shows is a celebration of Black artists expressing themselves in ways we've never seen before, and of the Tiny Desk's unique way of showcasing that talent.

Sidney Madden | June 22, 2023
“I think we’re in the groove now,” Amaarae laughs to her bandmates midway through her Tiny Desk concert. As one of the few breaks she takes in a 20-minute set, the singer-songwriter uses this pause to check the energy and drip of her musical consiglieres. While Amaarae and her soprano command attention in a distressed, rust-colored trench and corset top, the 11-piece band compliment their star by rocking t-shirts of the same color palette embroidered with standout lyrics from the songs she’s performing; “See my essence, feel my blessings,” “Wasted eyes on you”, “I like coffee with some head in the morning.”

It's this level of intention, precision and playfulness that has gotten the Ghanaian-American artist to her Tiny Desk moment. As a writer, her searing wordplay beckons with confidence that’s cooler than the other side of the pillow. As a producer, her ear for opposites-attract rhythms create singular moments on any chart they grace. As a Tiny Desk performer, the sunny, juicy jam of “Big Steppa,” acoustic imagining of “Disguise” and extended jubilance of “SAD GIRLZ LUV MONEY” are anchored by Amaarae’s knowledge that she’s serving up something so forward-facing, it’s incomparable.

Born in the Bronx but hailing from Accra, Ghana, Amaarae’s appearance on NPR Music’s Black Music Month lineup proves how far the sounds of West Africa have stretched to influence the U.S. and, more implicitly, just how much the music defies catch-all labels like ‘Afrobeats.’ Fountain Baby, the album that’s home to most of the songs Amaarae performs at the Desk, represents what she does best. While it may be categorized as “pop” by streaming services, as an experience, Fountain Baby is an overflowing stream of genre-swerving liquid dopamine, lulling and surprising its listener in waves. Pulling influence from a grab bag of global incantations, Amaarae makes African percussion flirt with baile funk and alté, pop punk and garage, resulting in one of most triumphant albums and Tiny Desk Concerts of 2023 so far.

SET LIST
“Reckless & Sweet”
“Wasted Eyes”
“Disguise”
“Big Steppa”
“Co-Star”
“HELLZ ANGEL”
“SAD GIRLZ LUV MONEY”

MUSICIANS
Amaarae: vocals
KZDidIt: arrangement, percussion
Kyu Steed: arrangement, vocals, shaker
Tom Levesque: trumpet
Alex Goldblatt: guitar
Braxton Cook: saxophone
Amber Nicole: backing vocals
Dominique Abrams: backing vocals

The Compozers
Nana Pokes: bass
Charlie Biggz: 1st keyboard
David Melodee: 2nd keyboard
Stephen Asamoah-Duah: drums

TINY DESK TEAM
Producer: Sidney Madden
Director/Editor: Kara Frame
Audio Engineer: Josh Rogosin
Creative Director: Bob Boilen
Series Producer: Bobby Carter
Videographers: Kara Frame, Maia Stern, Joshua Bryant, Sofia Seidel
Production Assistant: Ashley Pointer
Photographer: Michael Zamora
Tiny Desk Team: Suraya Mohamed, Hazel Cills
VP, Visuals and Music: Keith Jenkins
Senior VP, Programming: Anya Grundmann

#tinydesk #blackmusicmonth #amaarae

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