Tujiko Noriko
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Tujiko Noriko (born Noriko Tsujiko (辻子紀子 Tsujiko Noriko) in Osaka, Japan) is a Japanese avant-pop, experimental musician, sometimes compared to Múm, or Björk. Much of her music consists of repetitive layers of samples and electronic beats and melodies being gradually added on top of each other, with her singing on top of that. The lyrics are in Japanese and English. She has worked for the Austrian label MEGO, and the German Tomlab. In 2004 she teamed up with Peter 'Pita' Rehberg to form DACM making the album Stéréotypie. She is currently living in Paris and is also working on experimental short movies. According to the online journal of Aoki Takamasa, a friend and collaborator of Tujiko Noriko, one of her movies is already complete.
[edit] Discography
- Keshou To Heitai (=Makeup and Soldiers, 2000)
- Shojo Toshi (=Girl City, 2000, MEGO)
- I Forgot the Title (12 inch, MEGO)
- Hard Ni Sasete (=Make Me Hard, MEGO)
- From Tokyo To Naiagara (Tomlab)
- Stéréotypie (Asphodel)
- 28 with Aoki Takamasa (Fatcat Records)
- "少女都市+ (Shojo Toshi+)" (Editions Mego)
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