What does The Party sound like?

An electrifying blend of jazz fusion and funk, infused with vibrant new wave sensibilities. Rooted in funk and jazz fusion. Start with "Cyber Zone".

Is The Party a good place to start with Casiopea?

Yes, The Party is recommended as a starting point for new Casiopea listeners. An electrifying blend of jazz fusion and funk, infused with vibrant new wave sensibilities. By the time 'The Party' was released in 1990, Casiopea had established themselves as a prominent force in Japan's jazz fusion scene, following their breakthrough album 'Casiopea II' in 1981. This album served as a continuation of their innovative sound, showcasing their growth and experimentation after nearly a decade of prolific releases.

Who is The Party for?

The Party works well if you're into steady mid-tempo groove throughout, for lively gatherings and electrifying energy for dancing.

How many songs are on The Party?

The Party has 12 tracks, running approximately 49 minutes.

Released 36 years ago this June

The Party

Casiopea · 1990

49 min · 12 tracks · funk · jazz fusion · new wave

An electrifying blend of jazz fusion and funk, infused with vibrant new wave sensibilities.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady mid-tempo groove throughout
for lively gatherings
electrifying energy for dancing
uplifting vibes for celebration
engaging background for socializing

Maybe skip if you want

seekers of slow ballads
prefer immediate emotional impact

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Breakthrough — Helped solidify Casiopea's status in jazz fusion during a key period.
Themes: danceable grooves· Japanese jazz fusion
Career context: By the time 'The Party' was released in 1990, Casiopea had established themselves as a prominent force in Japan's jazz fusion scene, following their breakthrough album 'Casiopea II' in 1981. This album served as a continuation of their innovative sound, showcasing their growth and experimentation after nearly a decade of prolific releases.
Stylistic neighbors: Chick Corea· Weather Report· Pat Metheny Group
If this clicks, go next to: Full Colors — Continues the vibrant fusion sound with fresh energy and engaging compositions.
Sounds like this from elsewhere: Eye of the Beholder by Chick Corea Elektric Band — Combines intricate jazz fusion with funk rhythms and an adventurous sonic palette.

Four Corners by Yellowjackets — Features a blend of jazz fusion and funk with a strong emphasis on melodic interplay.