I believe those before us created technology and music, whether for themselves or for someone else, and if my own expression can naturally become part of that same chain, then I don’t feel the need to look too far into the future; I just want to be sincere with the person right in front of me.

I believe those before us created technology and music, whether for themselves or for someone else, and if my own expression can naturally become part of that same chain, then I don’t feel the need to look too far into the future; I just want to be sincere with the person right in front of me.

I woke up at 3 a.m., and it's now 5 a.m. here in Tokyo. I'm drinking decaf coffee, looking through the curtains at the still pitch-black outside, gently lit by the orange light inside the room. Recently, I've been enjoying Maya Delilah's guitar tone. Her tone feels warm, like a fireplace. I love it.

Winter is approaching here. Every year when the air gets dry and I have to bring out the humidifier, I start to feel like, “Ah, the year is coming to an end.” But it's also the season when blues guitar solos really speak to my heart. If you'd like, please tell me your favorite blues tracks!

My second album will be released on December 1st (JST)! I’m now opening the pre-order. And I’ll be giving my followers a free download code as a present. :) If you’re interested, just leave a comment on this post, and I’ll send you the code in my reply! ureterocele.bandcamp.com/album/tube-w...

Winter is approaching here. Every year when the air gets dry and I have to bring out the humidifier, I start to feel like, “Ah, the year is coming to an end.” But it's also the season when blues guitar solos really speak to my heart. If you'd like, please tell me your favorite blues tracks!

Thank you so much for sharing, Emily-chan @nhyrvana.bsky.social !:) I do wish I could write in English from the beginning, but I'm really happy that I could share this with everyone anyway :)

I woke up at 3 a.m., and it's now 5 a.m. here in Tokyo. I'm drinking decaf coffee, looking through the curtains at the still pitch-black outside, gently lit by the orange light inside the room. Recently, I've been enjoying Maya Delilah's guitar tone. Her tone feels warm, like a fireplace. I love it.

this is the way

Currently listening to this with tea and a late night snack, really enjoying it. The textures of the sounds feel very satisfying to me.

I played in bands for a while, but after trying many different groups I became certain that I was better suited to making music entirely on my own, rather than collecting multiple opinions and settling on a compromise, at least in my case. That was also one of the reasons I started Ureterocele. 1/2

While making my second album, I kept comparing it to the first. I realized I’d started judging myself, like a parent comparing their first child to their second. So I decided to hug each song as it arrived. Ever since, no matter how the mix turns out, I can just smile and say, “This is awesome.”

Just in case someone missed this announcement yesterday! 😁

i had to pleasure of listening to this whole thing yesterday and i reckon ureterocele's unique brand of noise-jazz-deconstructedbeats is gonna knock yer socks off, folks

Thank you so much for all the comments, shares, and support for the pre-order of my new album! There’s still about a month until the official release, so I’ll be sharing various updates in the meantime. I’m also planning to write a few blog posts, and I’ll let you know once they’re ready!

I would suggest marking December 1st in you calendar of choice! The preview tracks promise something truly unique once again! 👍👍

If the two tracks already published are reliable, @ureterocele.bsky.social has knocked it out of the park here. Sounds brilliant!

Listen to this as soon as you can. Some of it is available already. Love it.

I’m looking forward to listening to this.

The legend returns!

My second album will be released on December 1st (JST)! I’m now opening the pre-order. And I’ll be giving my followers a free download code as a present. :) If you’re interested, just leave a comment on this post, and I’ll send you the code in my reply! ureterocele.bandcamp.com/album/tube-w...

I used to be the kind of person who either filled a room with stuff or kept it minimal. I’d rather go for super spicy than something just a little hot. But since I started enjoying the middle ground, I’ve come to appreciate music and people more. Pop and alternative are both just part of my life.

Dear followers,I’m back after being away for a month. The album is almost finished,but actually there are still a few things I want to do for the release,so I’m now planning & preparing for them. Toyko is gradually turning to autumn,making it a wonderful season to drop the needle on a jazz record :)

Thank you for sharing, @florgoth.bsky.social , my friend!:) I'm truly happy you chose to spend your time sharing my music.

"Left Renal Agenesis" by @ureterocele.bsky.social If you want something that's complex, brutal, disturbing and fascinating at the same time, this album might be for you! ureterocele.bandcamp.com/album/left-r...

I'm entering the final stage of completing my album, so I will be stepping away from Bluesky for a little while. I expect to return sometime in September, and I truly look forward to having more enjoyable conversations about music with you then. Until that time, please stay well and take care!:)

Whenever possible,I want to hand my music directly to fans and thank you in person. It’s frustrating that I can’t do this because we live so far apart. If I release physical media,I’ll be sure to include extra value,bonus content that feels like meeting and talking face-to-face. Thank you as always!

This morning, while the sun hasn't fully risen yet, I'm eating hiyamugi and listening to chill house music. Listening to the cicadas' chorus echoing through town, I'm setting off on my bike, sunflowers at my side, on a small summer adventure to a shady park. May my body not melt like butter.

There are days when nothing comes to mind, and on those days,if I rush to produce something,I sometimes lose sight of my true feelings or my own music. So I make a point of genuinely enjoying the emptiness. If there were a waterfall right in front of me,I'd probably spend the whole day watching it.

The kid sitting next to me on the bus was singing different verses and choruses of nursery rhymes together, and it was cooler than any transition I’ve heard lately. It put me in such a good mood first thing in the morning. I believe age doesn’t matter when it comes to entertaining people with music.

#PostsFromProsperityAve Bandcamp really is the best. Congrats!

I discovered a YouTube channel called Middle8 that explains the background of famous music, and I’ve really enjoyed learning music history while studying English. Knowing the stories behind the songs lets me listen from a whole new perspective, which I absolutely love.

Fortunately, more and more listeners want to feature my music on on-demand radio, which makes me so happy! Thank you so much for your continued support! To make it easier for everyone, I have created an airplay policy. Please take a look :) (This policy is provisional and may be updated) 1/4

Watching movies in English reminds me of when I first started playing bass,suddenly hearing lines clearly and feeling discouraged. In other words,it’s tough now,but imagining where I could be in a few years makes it exciting. I hope to speak some English when I meet you all at my live show someday.

Yesterday I made two more demos and went to bed, but I realized that much of my daily motivation comes from the sense that my own creative work is progressing. Of course, listening to music is also important, but being able to produce something helps calm my mind the next day.

On summer days when I can get sunburned just by going outside to buy ice cream at the convenience store, I’m immersed in my music, feeling the heat on my sunburned skin. When I finish my favorite demo, it’s a great way to cool down, and the act of creating gives me a refreshing sense of relief.

I am one of the lucky ones who gets to watch others create, Watch art happen. This is it ❤️

I love listening to the amazing music of my wonderful followers, but I also love other artworks. Could you tell me what you are creating now, what you’ve been creating for a long time, or what kind of art you like? Music is of course welcome too! I’d love to draw some energy from your art!:)

I’ve just passed 400 followers on Bandcamp! Back in January,I was still under 300,which means more than 100 new listeners have joined me by this summer. I feel truly fortunate,and I’m deeply grateful for all of your support. Thank you so much for being here. ureterocele.bandcamp.com/album/left-r...

I recently saw Arturo Lanz (of Esplendor Geométrico) perform live. It was my first time experiencing live industrial music, and I was captivated by the aggressive soundscape that unfolded from a stark, minimalist setup of iPads and MacBook. The 50-minute performance was utterly mesmerizing.

This was shared by @ureterocele.bsky.social recently and I'm finally watching it. Fucking amazing. I saw Otomo Yoshihide in Cleveland at Speak in Tongues ages ago. It was the only time the entire crowd was mesmerized and dead quiet for the entire set. I miss that place. youtu.be/wNgPvVPGyf0?...

Flying freely through the sky, finding sounds in that boundless freedom, and weaving my own life into them. I believe that discovering music in a record shop feels exactly like that, venturing into the city and finding it for myself. That, to me, is one of the true values of analog.

Thank you for sharing, @aeon-music.bsky.social !:) My music is growing every day thanks to your support. This album has been giving me irreplaceable encounters and experiences.

When I focus only on my destination,I can feel discouraged sometimes,but when I break it into the distance I can cover in a day,it feels realistic. I think the same goes for music. If I avoid getting caught up in the finished product and focus on the work at hand,I may reach the top before I know.

I love fast-paced scenes and short, intense stories, and I bring that preference into my music. My impatient personality, which makes my thoughts jump from one thing to the next, has helped me appreciate the beauty in the fleeting nature of things. It’s one of the aesthetics I strive to express.

I've been sick with a fever lately. While I had a fever, my joints ached and my mind felt foggy, which reminded me how happy I am to function normally. Strangely, once I recovered, my enthusiasm for music more than doubled. Maybe having a fever is like my body running an update in the background.

It’s raining in Tokyo today. On days like this,I try to make the rain more enjoyable by playing rainy jazz. When the humidity is high,I listen to inorganic drone and the like. I’m reminded how amazing music’s ability to balance with the weather is. Whatever the weather tomorrow,it’ll be a good day.

I visited the Heralbony gallery. The company transforms the unique talents and perspectives of people with intellectual disabilities into art,sharing them with the world and redefining society’s understanding of “disability.” For this project,they collaborated with Cornelius. And I love this music.

The “thing that found me” I mentioned in yesterday's post was this video. I'm deeply drawn to experimental musical approaches like this. It started with confusion, hen surprise,and finally,insight. I want to cherish moments like these. There will always be something new for me somewhere.

Sometimes, I stumble upon performances or music that completely shatter my preconceptions. These moments are rare and come out of nowhere. And sometimes, things I searched for but never found end up staying with me for a long, long time, quietly becoming a part of who I am. It found me today.