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Live from Tokyo at Terry’s Kitchen
September 13 @ 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm
$20 – $40
Terry’s Kitchen &
RIKU Productions Present
LIVE FROM TOKYO AT TERRY’S KITCHEN
2024 USA TOUR
Friday, Sept 13 @ 8 PM
A Benefit Concert for the Seattle Betsuin Arson Restoration Fund
CHiLi GiRL (Shinobu Kawashima)
& MPC GIRL USAGI
Special Guest Artists Jeff Chin & Leonard Berman
$40 (Charitable Donation portion is $20)
More Info, Tickets & Commemorative T-Shirt available for Preorder Online
About the Artists
CHiLi GiRL (Shinobu Kawashima) is a singer-songwriter and four-time National Champion in classical Tsugaru Shamisen. Her performances are a captivating fusion of powerful shamisen melodies and innovative vocals, showcasing her versatility and creativity. She merges traditional Japanese sounds with contemporary R&B, soul, funk, and jazz and creates a vibrant and eclectic style. As ChiLi GiRL, Kawashima continues to extend her range into City Pop and Neo Soul.
MPC GIRL USAGI is an up-and-comer in the Tokyo music scene. She started her career as a drummer and collaborated with indie and mainstream Funk/R&B/Hiphop artists. Her intense passion for music technology led to the mastery of her MPC (Music Production Controller), where she crafts intricate beats and lush soundscapes that resonate with both classic and contemporary influences.
Guest Artists – Seattle-area musicians, saxophonist Jeff Chin (The Martini Project) and guitarist Leonard Berman (DoctorfunK) will bring a blend of rich textures and soulful energy that promises to enrich the night’s performance.
https://seattlebetsuin.org/live-from-tokyo/