Japanese Alt-Funk Group BALLOND’OR Drop New Single “Sekaizyu No Warui Kaizyu”
Japanese breakbeat/alternative funk four-piecce BALLOND’OR have shared their chaotic and melodic new single “Sekaizyu No Warui Kaizyu”.
Combining a handful of influences, from Japanese and Western culture, fantasy, and an array of musical genres, the new track is a wonderfully stimulating and ferocious release that balances punchy rhythms with flashy instrumentation.
About the song’s meaning, BALLOND’OR share:
“This song is a Kaijyuu song (meaning Monster) featuring distorted break beats, loud guitar sounds, Japanese chorus, and rap where men and women interact. I hope you can feel the lyric writing of vocalist MJM, which was influenced by Japanese and Western picture books, fantasy novels, beat literature, etc., including the picture book “Where the Wild Things Are”, and the unique song development equivalent to it“.
Check it out below:
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