Meiko Nakahara sings 'Fantasy' (City pop)

Meiko Nakahara live performance of Fantasy

Label: Eastworld – PRT-1098
Format: Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM, Promo
Country: JapanReleased: 1982
Genre: Funk / Soul, Pop (City Pop/AOR)

#citypop #jpop

[YoshiLeoMex]

it’s a real J-Pop. Traveling the 40 years of the time, she is on the debut of the world music.

[rbkekbox]

This is one of the top 80s Japanese songs out there

[Xero]

The stand user could be anyone

The stand user:

[gustavobeio]

that guy on the bass be 100% focused on that groove

[guillermoolivaiii]

Not only her singing & songs are awesome, her fashion as well!

[karmitdafruge]

I love the "woo" throught the song it adds a very unique element

[baljeetrai]

The bass and her voice carried this song hard. ITS SO GOOOODD!!!!

[Spicyytofuuu]

She was my first. Besides Kaoru Akimoto and Miyoko Yamaguchi, Meiko was my life when i first discovered City Pop. So Shine was my favorite song. Her genres fluctuated and I found that unique about her. It wasn't the typical groovy, late 70's/early 80's vibe, it wasn't fully new wave, she had some tropical vibes, she had some bossa nova vibes, and the bass in all her songs were the highlight. I wished she stuck around after the 90's, it would've been nice to hear what her music would've been like after that. Ah, she's amazing ❤❤❤

[뽜이리]

plastic love, stay with me, fantasy 내 최애곡

[linerenaud]

The chorus singer is livin it, such a vibe

[ojisama]

Japanese songs are full of emotions and feelings. They don't just say these words, they feel them and they make the listener enjoy and go to another world 🥰

[Su-D]

イケイケの時代。
安心して恋にのめり込める時代だった。
いい時代だった。
今や恋は命がけ。
ストーカーに殺されかねない

[gwafashofa]

Little did they know that thei musical genre they have cultivated in the olden times will be a cultural explosion in the future. Thank you for the music. ❤
#JPop #CityPop

[HydrogenatedBread]

the allure of 80s japan and n/a, how epic

[MrAnpagen]

진짜 일본 문화는 이때가 탑이였음
일본은 어설프게 K-POP 따라히기보단 80년대 시티팝의 장점을 따오는게 더 나은거 같다

[manoking]

This really gives me Diana Ross and The Supremes energy. The Japanese did a really good job of mimicking and translating soul and funk music to their own culture.

[Sparkingification]

She's got that Bruno Bucciarati drip fr

[Theatre_Freak]

Got that BeetlejuicexThe Terrifier COLLAB drip 🥶🥶🥶