The name "DJ Sharpnel" is commonly used to refer to any combination of musicians led by Jea (with or without Lemmy), even those prior to 2000 and those on albums not associated with the Sharpnelsound label.ĭue to DJ Sharpnel's extended time and dedication to the J-Core music scene (as well as the increased popularity of anime in the West), Western recognition of Japanese hardcore has increased. Still other albums are credited to "DJ Sharpnel & V.A" indicating that various other artists produced tracks on the album. Other group aliases have been used when Jea and Lemmy collaborated with other artists prior to the creation of the DJ Sharpnel name, such as Project Gabbangelion (which included Jea, Viscion, and Tangion) and High Speed Music Team Sharpnel (which included Jea, La-Quebrata, Jun-Q, Quebradora, and Lemmy). In addition to Killingscum, Jea also uses "DJ Jea" as a solo alias when he performs hardstyle music and tracks related to the SPRH series. Although, according to their MySpace page, DJ Sharpnel is the name on the produced albums, Killingscum is occasionally credited to tracks, separating Jea from Lemmy. is the name for the collaborative " performance project" of the Sharpnelsound label, with Jea as live DJ and Lemmy as live VJ. The main aliases are "DJ Sharpnel" (standard hardcore and happy hardcore style, with Lemmy) and "Killingscum" (terrorcore, speedcore, and breakcore style, with just Jea). Aliases ĭJ Sharpnel has used various artist names throughout their releases, depending on the specific style of the track or album. Aside from their prolific discography on the Sharpnelsound label, DJ Sharpnel has also provided tracks for other Japanese labels such as Maddest Chickn’dom, Ravin Beatz Japan, and Gabba Disco. Much of the sales of Sharpnel Sound records, as well as management of the hardrave online radio station and promotion of Sharpnelsound events, is done through Guhroovy, a primarily-hardcore record store located in Shibuya and operated by Akira Uchibori (Guhroovy).
These are also often fused with more Western influences, such as lyrics from American hip hop music and cartoons.
Its aggressive overtones are often brightened up with sped-up Japanese popular music or spoken voice samples from various anime. The style of DJ Sharpnel’s music differs from that of other hardcore artists. Although DJ Sharpnel never describes Lemmy as a DJ or producer, she has created several songs, such as those listed on SRPC-0004. DJ Sharpnel's active contribution to the Japanese underground hardcore techno scene has helped form a new genre of music known as J-core. The beginnings of DJ Sharpnel came in 1996 when Jea joined up with Project Gabbangelion and later released the album "sharpnel vs Project Gabbangelion" in 1998. a slightly retro production, Siiri ta Gelbi makes sense as the follow-up single for Sweet J, and furthers her style and reach as an artist in a natural way.History Beginnings and style The genre-fusing seeks to connect with the dance-pop scene, whilst highlighting a further streak of confidence from the performer. The production also seems to veer off in a new direction. Since 2007 she has released many albums and carried the South Sudan pride to the international level. Through her music, she talks about social issues in her country such as gender-based violence, child marriage, and building unity and peace in the country. Quickly people started to take notice of her sweet voice and followed her which helped her to perform in many cities in her home country and neighboring countries as well. In 2007 she began her music career professionally. Sweet J always had a deep love and was passionate about music.įirst, she started singing at church when she was a child. Currently, she is based in Kampala Uganda where she is doing her higher studies. She belongs to the Zande tribe and her family is from Gbudue State in Yambio.
She is the queen of Azande music in Sudan. Sweet J or many formerly known as Mbaraza Joy Enosa Baburu is a talented singer and songwriter from South Sudan. Blending pop sensibilities with creative production and an almost afro style beat and vocal meander and effect, Siiri ta Gelbi sees long-form melodies light up a whole new side to Sweet J ’s artistic catalog. Directly addressing the process of building up a career as an artist, Sweet J reflects on the success of her previous releases and simultaneously offers another easy banger of a pop song with the newly released Siiri ta Gelbi. If you are the sort of person who is searching for new music around the world this is a perfect match for you.
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