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Japan A-Side
1. ELASTIC GIRL
2. DIS-MOI QUELQUE CHOSE AVANT DE DORMIR
3. ZOOM UP!
B-Side
1. DO ME DO ME
2. WHEN YOU CLOSE YOUR EYES
3. DANS MON NOMBRILL)
My First Karie is the landmark major debut mini album by renowned Japanese Shibuya-kei artist Kahimi Karie. Originally released in 1995 through Trattoria Records, the release introduced listeners to her signature whisper-soft vocals, multilingual lyrics, and sophisticated blend of pop, French-inspired chanson, and Shibuya-kei aesthetics that would make her one of the genre's defining artists.
This special Black Vinyl edition faithfully revives the influential mini album, featuring six essential tracks that helped establish Kahimi Karie's distinctive musical identity. The album includes standout songs such as"Elastic Girl" and"Zoom Up!", the latter gaining attention through its use in a camera commercial. With songwriting and production contributions from Keigo Oyamada (Cornelius), Katerine, Tomoki Kanda, and other notable collaborators, the record captures the creative energy of the mid-1990s Japanese indie pop scene.
Kahimi Karie is a celebrated Japanese singer associated with the Shibuya-kei movement. Known for her delicate vocal style and multilingual songwriting, she became one of the most recognizable voices in Japanese indie pop during the 1990s.
The album marked Kahimi Karie's major-label debut and helped establish her as one of the leading artists of the Shibuya-kei era. Songs such as"Elastic Girl" and"Zoom Up!" remain among her most recognized early recordings.
This edition features the complete six-track mini album on Black Vinyl, pressed at 33 1/3 RPM and packaged with a lyric insert.
The release includes contributions from notable musicians and producers including Keigo Oyamada (Cornelius), Katerine, Tomoki Kanda, Gregori Czerkinsky, and Bertrand Burgalat.
Yes. As a vinyl reissue of Kahimi Karie's influential 1995 debut, it is highly desirable for collectors of Shibuya-kei, Japanese pop, and 1990s alternative music.
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