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Fantastic Plastic Machine (DJ Tomoyuki Tanaka 田中知之) ~ Steppin' Out (Joe Jackson)

This is Fantastic Plastic Machine (DJ Tomoyuki Tanaka 田中知之) performing Joe Jackson’s ‘Steppin’ Out’, from DJ Tomoyuki Tanaka's 1997 debut self-titled album released on Readymade Records. Fantastic Plastic Machine (now abbreviated as FPM) is a Shibuya-kei ("Shibuya-style") dance music project by DJ Tomoyuki Tanaka. After the self-titled debut was released in 1997, Tanaka worked closely with Masayuki Kumahara and started to incorporate elements of Philly soul and house. In 2009, Tanaka, now abbreviating the name to FPM, started working with Takashi Watanabe and Yuzuru Tomita to pivot FPM to a much more streamlined electro house sound. これは、ファンタスティック・プラスチック・マシーン（DJ 田中知之 田中知之）が、レディメイド・レコードからリリースされた DJ 田中知之の 1997 年のデビュー・セルフ・タイトル・アルバムに収録されているジョー・ジャクソンの「Steppin' Out」を演奏しているものです。 Fantastic Plastic Machine (現在は FPM と略称) は、DJ 田中智之による渋谷系ダンス ミュージック プロジェクトです。 1997 年にセルフ タイトルのデビュー作がリリースされた後、タナカは熊原正之と密接に協力し、フィラデルフィア ソウルとハウスの要素を取り入れ始めました。 2009 年、タナカ (現在はその名前を略して FPM と表記) は、渡辺隆史および富田譲とともに、FPM をより合理化されたエレクトロ ハウス サウンドへと方向転換するために活動を開始しました。 In the late 1980s, Tanaka played as the bassist in a rock band called Margarine Strikes Back. Then in the early 1990s, Tanaka became a regular club DJ in the Kansai area, working as part of a DJ team known as Sound Impossible. While playing with Sound Impossible, his friend Towa Tei convinced Tanaka to return to recording music, and in 1997 Tanaka created his solo project Fantastic Plastic Machine under the Readymade Records (a Columbia Music Entertainment sub-label) label in Japan. His 1997 self-titled debut album was described by Stevie Huey as a "bright, bubbly pop confection that reconfigures classic pop and cocktail lounge idioms for the '90s dancefloor." His following album Luxury (1998) "[explores] more down-tempo territory and [concentrates] more on creating texture with his mixes". These albums would go on to give him international recognition. The albums were distributed in the United States under the Emperor Norton label, and in Europe on the Bungalow label. In Japan, he is currently on the Cutting Edge label. Tanaka hosted a pop culture show on national radio, and in 2004 he hosted another radio show called Sound Concierge. He also once served as the editor for the Japanese fashion magazine Brutus. Tanaka's song "Electric Lady Land" is featured on the movie soundtrack of The Girl Next Door.[6] He has also been featured on some of DJ Stephane Pompougnac's Hôtel Costes CD series. His song "Bachelor Pad (f.p.m. edit)" was featured on the Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me soundtrack. A short edit of his song "Beautiful Days" is featured on the Japanese music game beatmania IIDX 6th Style. Also, "Theme of Luxury", "S'Il Vous Plait" and "There Must Be an Angel" (the last song features Lorraine Bowen) are heard in the British sitcom Spaced as well as on the accompanying soundtrack CD. In 2003, his song "Different Colors" was featured in a Louis Vuitton commercial created by superflat artist Takashi Murakami. The commercial featured a panda that eats a girl and her cell phone; the three are then transported into an ethereal Louis Vuitton world. The commercial played in Louis Vuitton stores in Japan. Tanaka was involved in Ravex, a collaboration with fellow Avex DJs Shinichi Osawa and Taku Takahashi established to mark 20 years of the label. Their debut album Trax was released on 8 April 2009, and follows the release of the singles I Rave U and Believe in Love - feat BoA. For updates on fpm visit:- http://www.fpmnet.com/en/news/ Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education, and research.