Casiopea
The intricate interplay of rhythmic patterns and melodic lines creates an intricate tapestry that compels movement while inviting listeners to lose themselves in its layers.
funk · jazz fusion · new wave
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The song
“Asayake”
An engaging track with a strong melody and rhythmic complexity, introducing listeners to Casiopea's signature style effectively.
About Casiopea
Casiopea matters for pushing the boundaries of instrumental music in Japan, creating a vibrant scene that melds jazz fusion with elements of funk.
52 studio albums· 3 decades· Japan
Full discography
Casiopea's albums in order, from earliest releases to latest.
Studio albums (50)
Grouped by decade — 6 eras.
2010s ()
2000s ()
Signal
2005
Gig25
2005
Marble
2004
Places
2003
Inspire
2002
CASIOPEA “SINGLE” COLLECTION
2001
Main Gate
2001
Bitter Sweet
2000
20th
2000
1990s ()
Material
1999
Be
1998
Light and Shadows
1997
Flowers
1996
Freshness
1995
Asian Dreamer
1994
Hearty Notes
1994
Answers
1994
Made in Melbourne
1994
Dramatic
1993
We Want More
1992
Active
1992
Full Colors
1991
The Party
1990
1980s ()
Casiopea World Live '88
1988
Euphony
1988
Platinum
1987
Funky Sound Bombers
1987
Casiopea Perfect Live II
1987
Landing to Summer
1986
Halle
1985
Welcome To The Minoru's Land
1985
Down Upbeat
1984
The Soundgraphy
1984
Jive Jive
1983
AIR SKIP
1983
Photographs
1983
Mint Jams
1982
4x4
1982
Cross Point
1981
Eyes of the Mind
1981
Make Up City
1980
Undated ()
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Songs to start with
If you'd rather pick a song than an album.
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1
"Sweat It Out" — from Jive Jive (1983)
establishes the sonic palette early
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2
"Conjunction" — from Casiopea Perfect Live II (1987)
establishes the sonic palette early
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3
"Windy Sunshine" — from Inspire (2002)
establishes the sonic palette early
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4
"Navigators" — from We Want More (1992)
establishes the sonic palette early
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5
"Gypsy Wind" — from Make Up City (1980)
establishes the sonic palette early
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6
"Down Upbeat" — from Casiopea Live (1985)
accessible entry with immediate hook
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