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Five II Four Tokyo, Japan
Eitetsu Takamiya and CHINTAM, who were both greatly influenced by the rare groove scene that was booming worldwide in the
'80s and '90s and are still active as DJs today, have launched a new project.
Funk, Jazz, Soul, Latin, Disco, and even Japanese music that they have encountered during their long career, and to cross-fertilise them to create music for the contemporary scene.
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