BOØWYというバンドのボーカル
■氷室京介
氷室京介は、BOØWYというバンドのボーカルで って 誰もが知ってると思いますが、氷室京介が群馬から出てきて 東京で歌手生活をプロでやってて なかなか売れなくって そこで、
歌の技術がすごい。
ソロになってからの氷室京介はやっぱ、歌が上手です。
ビジュアル系の先駆者的な感じ
BOØWYをやるまえの氷室京介は、小田哲郎とかと一緒に彼のバンドで彼の歌を歌っていたり
■BUCK-TICKの桜井君
同じ群馬の後輩で BUCK-TICKの桜井君とか ビジュアル系にしてはカナリの格好よさで やっぱ、ビジュアル系バンドの先駆者なんでしょう。氷室京介がYOSHIKI君みたく
布袋が曲 詩が氷室って感じ
■BOØWY
BOØWYのころは、布袋が曲 詩が氷室って感じで 曲も書いてたんでしょうけど ほぼ、ソロになってからは自分で作って、
■布袋 寅泰
一時シーケンサーに凝ってるってテレビかなんかで言ってましたけど なんか、いい音作る努力を日々してるって感じで すごいとか思ったりして、でも やっぱ歌が上手です。
ライブでめっちゃ儲かった
でも、ソロになったころの氷室はすごかったですが、出来る限りライブをやって 1ステージ 200万ぐらいで、
最近の氷室京介は
最近の氷室京介は、歌を歌うのをやめたってことで これも印税や何やらで 飯も食えるし、いまどきアメリカあたりの流行りで
Kyosuke Himuro’s singing skills are amazing. The falsetto vibrato that stretches upward is amazing, it’s hard to do.
Vocal of the band BOØWY
I think everyone knows that Kyosuke Himuro is the vocalist of a band called BOØWY, but Kyosuke Himuro came out of Gunma and started his career as a professional singer in Tokyo, but it didn’t sell well. It is a well-known success story that he called Hotei-san and asked him not to do music, and then he did BOØWY and it sold well. It feels like the gathering got worse and they broke up,
Singing technique is amazing.
Kyosuke Himuro, after becoming a solo singer, is really good at singing. “A voice that stretches out while using a falsetto voice with vibrato” It’s hard to do. It’s nice that your voice grows beautifully. I wonder if Hyde from Lark is like that~, I think it’s a way of making a voice that can’t be done easily. That’s amazing!
Pioneer of visual kei
Before doing BOØWY, Kyosuke Himuro sang his songs in his band with Tetsuro Oda and others, and it seems that he had experience as a vocalist in various professional bands. As for BOØWY, he was good at sales at that time, and I think he was the chairman of Being. I guess it’s true that it’s a pioneer of visual kei, but
Sakurai-kun from BUCK-TICK, who is also a junior in Gunma, is a pioneer of visual kei bands because he is cool for visual kei. If Kyosuke Himuro was like YOSHIKI, he would have made more money if he had produced and marketed a visual kei band, or had created an indie label. Kyosuke Himuro is a pure vocalist, isn’t he?
Hotei is music, poetry feels like Himuro
When I was in BOØWY, Hotei was writing songs, and poetry was like Himuro, so I guess I wrote songs too, but since I became a solo artist, I’ve mostly composed my own,
At one point, he said on TV that he was obsessed with the sequencer, but somehow it felt like he was working hard every day to make a good sound, and I thought it was amazing, but he’s really good at singing. Thinking of singing as an instrument after all, I have to think about how good it can sound… “I don’t know how good a song is,” It’s up to the individual’s knowledge I think it’s a bit of a stretch, but if you think about it from an instrumental point of view, the human voice should be judged in the same way that a violin that produces a good sound is expensive. An expert in that field thinks that he should be able to judge professionally and give a monetary value, rather than being trendy. Wait, I know that vocalists have amazing skills, but I think that Kyosuke Himuro is also worth that much.
I made a lot of money doing live
However, Himuro was amazing when he went solo, but he did as many live shows as he could, bought two Porsches in one year for about 2 million yen per stage, and made money by selling them as if they were individual. It feels good and cool. However, if you do 100 live performances with 1 stage 2 million, he will be about 200 million yen, but even if you buy two new Carreras for 12.8 million, he will be about 25 million yen. It’s still too much. amazing···. I think Eikichi Yazawa was like that when he went solo, but is this hunger the reason why he’s a rocker’s rocker? After all, rock’n’rollers and rockers must always be hungry wolves…
Kyosuke Himuro these days
Recently, Kyosuke Himuro has stopped singing, so he can make a living from royalties and other things, and with the current trend in the United States, he’s fed up with the rock business and “quits all music activities.” It’s good. is not it. That kind of virtuosity gives depth to the music industry, and if you can pass the benefits to your juniors instead of immediate profits, you will become a mogul in the industry, and somehow you will acquire authority. Kyosuke Himuro must have chosen that path as well. But because of his great singing ability, when he turns 70, like Mick and Paul, if he sings again It may sound like a good instrument. I’d like to hear Kyosuke Himuro sing such a song again.
