Japanese EDM Artists | Many Popular DJs Appear!
EDM, the music genre that sparked a worldwide boom in the early 2010s.
The global craze may have subsided, but in Japan, tracks from that era are still being played, and the genre retains a strong, enduring popularity.
This time, we’ve curated tracks that spotlight Japanese artists within the EDM scene.
If you want to take a fresh, solid look at Japan’s uniquely evolving EDM, this is a must-check!
A certain famous YouTuber also makes an appearance, so relax and enjoy it to the very end!
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Japanese EDM Artists | Many Popular DJs Appear! (21–30)
Confused LoveTatsunoshin
Tatsunoshin is a Japanese DJ based in Osaka.
He specializes in UK Hardcore and is also known overseas by the name “4*” (Four Star).
His biggest appeal lies in his hardcore musical style.
His sound is so authentic that it stands shoulder to shoulder with overseas productions, and he’s known for delivering a heavy, intense style that’s rare in Japan’s EDM scene.
He’s also an artist with excellent drops, so be sure to check him out.
PeaceFiftee West
Fiftee West is a Japanese DJ known for a sound influenced by Avicii and Martin Garrix.
He began to make a name for himself in the mid-2010s and boasts an unusual background, having joined the overseas label Strange Fruits at the age of 18.
His appeal lies in his highly creative compositions.
His meticulous production techniques, which draw out the full potential of the DAW Logic Pro X he uses, are truly impressive.
Love In TrafficFuke Tetsu
DJ Satoshi Tomie, who continues to thrive in New York.
He debuted after being recognized by Frankie Knuckles, the globally influential music producer who was active in the 1980s, and even reached No.
10 on the U.S.
Billboard chart.
His greatest appeal undoubtedly lies in his high-sense house music.
His smooth, effortlessly listenable house track is one that even those unfamiliar with EDM can enjoy.
Be sure to check it out.
Bells of New LifeKen Ishii
Ken Ishii, also known as the Techno God of the East, is a techno DJ and musician who represents Japan.
He can be considered the first techno artist to receive high acclaim overseas since the 1990s, and his achievements are truly significant.
The music video for Bells of New Life, released in 2019, was directed by Yuichi Kodama, who has also worked on videos for Ringo Sheena and Hikaru Utada.
Its highly artistic visuals and sounds that evoke weightlessness and euphoria blend vividly to express a one-of-a-kind world.
Contradiction feat.Tyler CarterKSUKE
KSUKE is a Japanese DJ who is active on the global stage.
He’s also known for his work in Coronananomore-momo, a franchise project of Maximum the Hormone.
Rather than being a hardcore club DJ, he’s notable for delivering refined, luxurious sounds—often performing booths for high-end and apparel brands—that leave a sophisticated impression.
His signature track “Contradiction feat.
Tyler Carter” is a collaboration with the globally active singer Tyler Carter, and the song as a whole is arranged with a stylish vibe.
We Call It HouseTAIGA
DJ TAIGA, a Japanese composer who has gradually gained popularity since the 2010s.
If you’re not familiar with EDM or DJ culture, you might not know this, but being a DJ actually requires skill.
In addition to his composition work, TAIGA is highly regarded for his DJ performances as well.
His upbeat, high-energy tracks are fantastic, and his live shows are absolutely outstanding—so be sure to check out his performances, too.
FleetingIkeuchi Yoshikatsu
Yoshikatsu Ikeuchi is a Japanese DJ known for his pop-infused electronica.
With a composer for an uncle, he grew up close to music and began composing in elementary school.
As a result, his musicality is highly refined, and he garnered strong acclaim from his debut.
His greatest charm lies in his catchy, upbeat style.
Every release features approachable melodies, making his work highly recommended for beginners.
In conclusion
This time, we introduced Japanese EDM artists, and as we noted, Japanese EDM tends to have lighter sounds compared to overseas tracks! The use of traditional Japanese-style elements is also part of its appeal.
Rug Music has other articles featuring EDM as well, so be sure to check them out!