Prettybwoy is a pioneering Japanese DJ and producer from Tokyo, renowned for his unique fusion of UK garage and grime with experimental bass elements. His music, released on labels like SVBKVLT and POLAAR, delves into themes of identity and the transient nature of life, resonating with audiences worldwide.
Country | Japan |
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Knows languages | Japanese, English |
Occupations | musical artist, DJ, producer |
Genres | UK Garage, Grime, Experimental Bass |
Labels | SVBKVLT, POLAAR |
Instruments | Digital Audio Workstation |
Years active | Since 1999 |
Early Life
Born and raised in Tokyo, Prettybwoy developed an early interest in electronic music, particularly UK garage and grime. Immersing himself in Tokyo's vibrant club scene, he honed his skills as a DJ and producer, drawing inspiration from both local and international sounds.
Career
Prettybwoy began his career in 1999, becoming a regular at Tokyo's Drum'n'Bass Sessions and Goth Trad's 'Back To Chill' events. His track 'Kissin' U' was featured on Big Dada's 'Grime 2.0' compilation in 2013, marking his entry into the international music scene. He has since released several EPs, including 'Solstice' (2016) and 'Genetics' (2017) on SVBKVLT, and 'Overflow' (2016) on POLAAR. His debut album 'Tayutau' was released in 2021, exploring themes of identity and uncertainty.
Influence
Prettybwoy's music is characterized by a distinctive blend of UK garage, grime, and experimental bass, reflecting his deep understanding of these genres. His work has influenced a new wave of Japanese producers, bridging the gap between Eastern and Western electronic music scenes.
Discography
Prettybwoy's discography includes several notable releases: 'Solstice EP' (2016), 'Genetics EP' (2017), 'Tayutau' (2021), and 'Tokyo Ice Age' (2025). Each project showcases his evolving sound and commitment to pushing the boundaries of electronic music.
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