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Content Introduction The SKAMOTTS is a ska band led by Tomoko Okamura (as), who is also the leader of Taoyame Orchestra. Following two hit 7-inch singles, their latest full album, marking a new chapter in their career, is set to be released!! Guest vocals: Aya Nakano, Takamichi Kasai (Amefurashi Quartet), Kuro (TAMTAM) Formed by talented artists from diverse backgrounds who supported Tomoko Okamura's intense initial passion for ska. The SKAMOTTS made a sensational debut two years ago from Playwright. Their preceding 7-inch single, featuring Aya Nakano, Takamichi Kasai (Amefurashi Quartet), and Kuro (TAMTAM), became an unprecedented hit, attracting attention from a wide range of people, from DJs/selectors to street RUDE BOYs, and rapidly growing into a key player in the new generation ska scene. The long-awaited release of their latest album, "Pleasure Isle," is a masterpiece that fully showcases their unique ska sound, which has been arranged through The Skatalites. In the context of covers, which is one of the great pleasures of ska, they present many covers in The SKAMOTTS' own style, which shines with their sharp sense, including The Skatalites' "From Russia with Love" and Clarence Curvan's "Rip Van Winkle," as well as Corinne Bailey Rae's "Put Your Records On," which was also a hot topic on their 1st 7-inch. Be sure to get your hands on this next standard of the new generation of ska, which will be broadcast from Japan to the world! Media reviews and more The SKAMOTTS are a ska band led by Tomoko Okamura (as), who also leads Taoyame Orchestra. Following two hugely successful 7-inch singles, The SKAMOTTS have reached new heights with the release of their latest full-length album!! This masterpiece allows listeners to fully experience their unique ska sound, which can be said to be their true essence, arranged through the influence of The Skatalites. In the context of covers, which is one of the great pleasures of ska, they showcase numerous covers in The SKAMOTTS' own style, which shines with their sharp sense, including The Skatalites' "From Russia with Love" and Clarence Curvan's "Rip Van Winkle," as well as Corinne Bailey Rae's "Put Your Records On," which was also a hot topic on their 1st 7-inch. (C)RS
