Humans oul

Denise | Jan 15, 2010 | Comments 0

Formed in June 2005, the musical tastes of Humans oul’s members are as diverse as the backgrounds they come from. While drawing on those influences of rock, funk, jazz, blues, reggae and pop Humans oul produces a pleasing and fresh pop-rock sound. The members of Humans oul are Kentaro Kudo [Vocal], Akitoshi Takai [Guitar], Masato Hayashi [Guitar], Hiroto Uchiyama [Bass] and Taichiro Iriya [Drums]. I think this quote from their webpage describes their own thoughts about their music best; “Music exceeds the language barrier.”

Listen to Humans oul at their website, myspace, or audioleaf bandpages.

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Tags: funk jazz • hayashi • hiroto • Humans oul • indie • iriya • Japan • japansese • jazz blues • language barrier • masato • musical tastes • rock • rock funk • uchiyama • world

About the Author: I am a former Staff Writer for Keikaku.net. The webmaster of the dot-coms: So☆Rock and Anusaya. And, my dog's name is Bear.

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