Wi Shobu Tokyo, Japan
A singer-songwriter
She creates "acoustic movie" where particular senses and feelings are stored, with regard all sounds
in her works as ambient, sound-effects and wordless voices of emotions.
Her styles are affected by Visual-kei rock, Anime-songs/VOCALOID-scenes, electronic/club music, math-rock, and electro acoustic music including radio play (Hörspiel, especially Luc Ferrari's).
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