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DATE |
July 30th, 2026 (Thursday) |
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TIME |
OPEN 19:00 |
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PLACE |
Hare Mame, Daikanyama |
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TICKET |
ADVANCE ¥ 3,000 MTM Member’s Coupon Code |
【LINE UP】
Wang One
Nory Kimijima
Petkun
VJ
Easy Rider
About This Event
Presented by More Than Music, this evening brings together artists pushing the boundaries of electronic music through live performance, production, and visual art. Spanning indie-electronic, modular experimentation, genre-blending grooves, and immersive visual storytelling, the lineup reflects the many ways electronic music continues to evolve across cultures and disciplines.
Headlining the night is Wang One, the Tokyo-based duo of Lola One and Case Wang. Combining expressive vocals with forward-thinking electronic production, the pair has built a sound that bridges retro influences and contemporary dance music, earning growing recognition for their dynamic live performances across Asia.
Representing Tokyo’s experimental electronic scene is Nory Kimijima, whose performances merge modular synthesis, glitch-inspired rhythms, and field recordings into richly textured soundscapes. Drawing on years of musical exploration, including performances at internationally renowned festivals, his work balances intricate sound design with an undeniable pulse for the dancefloor.
Adding another dimension to the evening is Petkun, a Netherlands-born artist now based in Tokyo. Blending indie, funk, pop, and electronic influences, he crafts infectious, self-produced songs and high-energy live sets that move effortlessly between styles while remaining unmistakably his own.
The night’s visual world will be shaped by Easy Rider, a Colombia-born VJ and multimedia artist whose immersive ritual media transforms music into a multisensory experience. Through meditative visuals, interactive installations, and an artistic practice centered on connection and altered states of consciousness, she creates an environment that extends beyond the stage and invites audiences into the performance itself.
From melodic songwriting to experimental electronics and immersive visual art, this is an evening designed for curious listeners and open minds. Whether you’re deeply immersed in electronic music or discovering the scene for the first time, join More Than Music for a night that celebrates creativity without boundaries.
Artist information
◾️ Wang One ◾️
Lola One and Case Wang from China met in Tokyo and formed the indie-electronic unit
"Wang One".
The band's name is a combination of their family names, "Wang" and "One."
Combining the free-spirited artistic sensibility of vocalist Lola with the sound producer,
track maker, and DJ Case, they are sending a new era of dance music from Asia to the world.
With the release of three original songs that are an exquisite mix of retro and modern,
and live performances with big acts, they are gaining recognition and attention from people in the industry and music enthusiasts alike.
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◾️ Nory Kimijima ◾️
Nory Kimijima is a Tokyo-based music producer and bassist. Drawing from electronica, glitch, and IDM, his live sets combine modular synthesis, intricate beat programming, and field recordings into a cohesive performance experience.
His sound holds dancefloor drive and experimental structure in tension — a distinctive world where organic textures and digital intensity intersect.
He has released a total of five singles, remixes, and EPs across domestic and international labels. As the bassist of Matsumoto Zoku Band — an organic dance music project — he has performed at major European festivals including Ozora Festival and Fusion Festival, steadily building his presence in the global underground electronic scene.
His musical perspective was shaped by years of busking and instrumental sessions on streets around the world.
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◾️ Petkun ◾️
Petkun is a genre-bending artist from the Netherlands, now based in Tokyo. His music blends indie, funk, and pop, with live shows full of energy and unexpected vibe shifts. He writes, records, and produces everything himself.
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◾️ Easy Rider ◾️
Born in Colombia. Based in Japan.
Easy Rider creates Ritual Media through immersive meditative installations integrating biosensors and playful visions for live performances, parties and ceremonies. These are embodied experiences that lead to altered states of consciousness and foster communion.
Besides exhibiting her artworks and VJing for music, she hosts intermedial performances and talk circles on social issues, occasionally performs the sitar, and offers private Shadow Work sessions.