Jun Miyake is a world-renowned musician who started his career as a jazz trumpeter and has provided music for many works including commercials, movies, anime, documentaries, and contemporary dance as a composer. Released in 2000, this work showcases a sound that pursues adult eroticism, and is a world-class album that was selected as one of France's "Radio Nova" annual recommended albums and participated in a German jazz festival. the work. You can clearly feel the "cross-breeding" that is common in Miyake's current works, with various musical elements such as classical, electronic, and folk music crossing over in a wonderful balance. Featuring top-notch guests including Shuichi Murakami Ponta (drums), Oji Miyamoto (saxophone), and Coba (accordion), this is a record that fully demonstrates the high quality of the performances and Jun Miyake's charm as a composer. . Mastering was handled by Seigen Ono, a world-renowned Japanese engineer.
Release:2000

1.Switch
2. Flesh For Eve
3. Sus-Pecte
4. La Cle
5.Jewel
6. Jelly
7. Elfin
8.Cream
9. Endur
10.Ave Maria

Jun Miyake
He was discovered by Terumasa Hino, studied at Berklee College of Music, and began his career as a jazz trumpeter.In addition to his work as an artist who exploited the blind spots of the times, he also rose to prominence as a composer, and has appeared in commercials, movies, anime, documentaries, contemporary dance, and many other fields. Involved in the work. Among the well over 3,000 commercial works, many have won awards at the Cannes International Advertising Film Festival, Digital Media Grand Prix, etc.
He has participated in works by Pina Bausch, Wim Wenders, Oliver Stone, Jean Paul Goude, Katsuhiro Otomo, and others, and his unique sound, which makes extensive use of cross-breeding, has received international praise. Through his activities that transcend genres, he has often collaborated with overseas musicians such as Hal Willner, Art Lindsay, David Byrne, Grace Jones, Arthur H., and Vinicius Cantuaria.
Since the fall of 2005, we have established a base in Paris and are actively working there. The album ``Stolen from Strangers'' received awards such as ``Best Album of the Year'' and ``Music Critics Award'' in French and German music magazines. He was selected as ``Man of the Year 2009'' by Galeries Lafayette Homme, and in May of the same year, Jun Miyake's posters filled the streets of Paris. Wim Wenders' film ``Pina'', which provided the main music, won the Best Documentary Award at the European Film Awards 2011. It was also nominated for the Academy Award for Best Documentary in 2012 and the British Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film in 2012.