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Pes
DJ Fumiya

Rip Slyme is a Japanese hip hop group that formed in 1994. They are originally from Kanagawa, Japan and they have for MCs and a DJ. They are currently under Warner Music. They base their sound on old school hip hop and other various hip hop influences that you will hear throughout each cd. But each cd keeps their own original sound that hopefully you guys will enjoy.
Rip Slyme has also done voiceover work and contributed to the Japanese dub of the cartoon show SpongeBob SquarePants' ending theme. They also did the opening song to the anime show Gantz that was also adapted into a movie.

Genre: J-Hip-Hop

Track List:
1. R.I.P Slyme
2. Fence
3. About
4. Nai
5. Rewind
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Official Site

Genre: J-Hip-Hop

Track List:
1. Cheap Talk
2. Recess: Fellow
3. Broad Daylight
4. Fade Away
5. Zeek
6. Searchin'
7. Sayonara wo Iwasanaide
8. Kaze ni Fukarete
9. Recess: Bush
10. Tones
12. At The Lounge
13. Recess: Rub Delight
14. Mahiru ni Mita Yume Mummy-D Remix
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Genre: J-Hip-Hop

Track List:
1. RS5
2. Stepper's Delight
3. Fresh
4. Destiny Corps
Rip slyme 1080p5. Judgement
6. Bushman
7. Hikaru Oto
8. Talk to Me
9. Zatsunen Entertainment
10. Blossom
11. (I Could Have) Danced All Night
12. Freak Show
13. R-E-M
14. Mata au hi Made
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Amazon

Genre: J-Hip-Hop

Track List:
1. ~Introduction~ Chicken
2. By the Way
3. Tokyo Classic
4. 楽園ベイベー
5. Case 1 Stand Play
6. Case 2 Mannish Boy
7. Funktastic
8. 奇跡の森
9. Case 3
10. Case 4 Bring Your Style
11. One
12. Banzai
13. 花火
14. Funktastic Remix (Bonus Track)
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Amazon

Genre: J-Hip-Hop

Track List:
1. Prologue
2. Masterpiece
3. Rock It!
4. 黄昏サラウンド
5. On & Off
6. Galaxy
7. Mellow Morrow
8. Get Busy
9. M-I-L-K
10. Amar
11. Strange
12. Dandelion
13. Unknown
Slyme14. Epilogue
15. 朝焼けサラウンド (Bonus Track)
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Amazon

Genre: J-Hip-Hop

Track List:
1. Epoch ~Intro~
2. Elephant
3. Hot Chocolate
4. Blow
5. Island
6. Party People
7. Dig Dug
8. Let's Go 7~8-hiki
9. Break Beats Era

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10. Against
11. Lovey
12. Present
13. Linda
14. Wonderful
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Amazon

Genre: J-Hip-Hop

Track List:
1. Introduction
2. NP
3. Bubble Trouble
4. Speed King
5. Tales
6. Zannen Boy
7. Concoursel
8. Evolution
9. Fa-a-ar
10. I-N-G

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11. Concourse2
12. Remember
13. Nettaiya
14. StroboX
15. Nagare no Naka de
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Amazon

Genre: J-Hip-Hop

Track List:
1. Intro
2. Good Day
3. Taiyou to Bikini
4. Rock 'n' Roll Radio
5. Do It!
6. Journey
7. Love & Hate
8. Watch Out!
9. Here Comes the Hero
10. Hitchhiking Girl
11. Splash
12. Stairs
13. Beauty Focus
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Amazon

Genre: J-Hip-Hop

Track List:
1. The Beat Goes On
2. Don't Panic
3. Pop Up Nau
4. Sense of Wonder
5. Fortune Cookie
6. Ride On
7. Tokyo Stomp
8. Amai Seikatsu ~La Dolce Vita~
9. Clap Your Hands
10. ○×△□
11. Under the Skin
12. Simply
13. Baby
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2016
Background information
OriginKanagawa, Japan
GenresHip hop
Years active1994–2018
LabelsWarner Music Group
Associated actsShi Shi
WebsiteOfficial website
MembersRyo-Z
Ilmari
Pes
Su
DJ Fumiya
Past membersDJ Shige
DJ Shouji

Rip Slyme (often stylized as RIP SLYME) was a Japanese hip hop group. It is composed of four MCs; Ryo-Z, Ilmari, Pes & Su and a DJ, Fumiya. Their sound derives its influences from old school hip hop and other hip hop such as The Pharcyde, De La Soul, Public Enemy, Jurassic 5, the Beastie Boys, DJ Premier and Leaders of the New School.

To date they have released six indie singles with 17 major singles. They have also released two indie albums, ten major albums, one live album, one indies collection and three best-of albums.

On October 31 2018 the group announced that they were suspending all activities[1]. This announcement came six months after a tabloid alleged that Su was cheating on his wife and the group started conducting activities without him.[2] Rip Slyme’s website has since shut down.

Members[edit]

  • Ryo-Z: Ryouji Narita (成田亮治 Narita Ryouji), born July 15, 1974
  • Ilmari: Keisuke Ogihara (荻原恵介 Ogihara Keisuke), b. June 17, 1975
  • Pes: Masatsugu Chiba (千葉昌嗣 Chiba Masatsugu), b. December 27, 1976
  • Su: Kazuto Otsuki (大槻一人 Ōtsuki Kazuto), b. November 20, 1973
  • DJ Fumiya: Fumiya Takeuchi (竹内文也 Takeuchi Fumiya), b. March 14, 1979

Biography[edit]

The group was formed in 1994 by Ryo-Z and Ilmari, who were later joined by Pes (he attended the same school as Ilmari). The Rip in Rip Slyme stands for their initials. Slyme was a popular children's toy at that time. Their name is also a pun on the phrase 'lips' rhyme'. Winning an amateur rapping contest 'Young MCs In Town', they started their musical career with their first album Lips Rhyme in 1995. Later they added DJ Fumiya (who had studied under East End X Yuri's DJ Yoggy) and Su (previously a backup dancer for East End X Yuri). In 1998 they released their second album, 'Talkin' Cheap' and also took part in Dragon Ash's Total Communication event.

Becoming more successful, they signed to Warner Music Group in 2000. By then they had released several indie singles including their EP 'Underline No. 5' and 'Mata Au Hi Made' which had received the help of Fantastic Plastic Machine. 'Mata Au Hi Made' was released on Warner Music Group's Indies label. Their first major single was 'Stepper's Delight' released 22 March 2001. The title was a play on The Sugarhill Gang's 'Rapper's Delight'.

In general, Fumiya composes most of the music, while Ryo-Z, Pes, Ilmari, and Su write their own lyrics. However, before Fumiya became a member, Pes composed most of the songs. Each member has tried their hand at composing music for Rip Slyme, and Pes occasionally plays guitar on some tracks (Such as Home and More & More, for example). Allegedly, Pes was in a rock band before being introduced to hip hop music by Ilmari and Ryo-Z.

In 2002, they received MTV Video Music Awards Japan for 'Best Newcomer' and 'Best Hip-hop Group'.

The same year they released a big-budget album 'Tokyo Classic', which became Japan's first million-selling hip-hop album, with a sound compared to James Brown's soul and funk. Two singles from the album, 'Funkastic' and 'Rakuen Baby' collected MTV awards in 2003. 'Super Shooter', featured as a B-side to theirsingle 'Galaxy', is the theme song for the animeGantz.

From late 2005 (after the release of Good Job! in August) through 2006, DJ Fumiya was on extended break, citing illness. For performances, a friend of the band, DJ Soma, was a stand-in. Fumiya's break led to several interesting side projects and collaborations from other members. Fumiya returned to activity for concerts in late summer 2006, and for the Rip Slyme release, Epoch.[3]

On 7 July 2007, Rip Slyme performed their single 'Nettaiya' at Live Earth in Kyoto, Japan. Later that year, they would go on to release their fifteenth major single, 'Speed King', and their seventh Warner album, Funfair, shortly after.

In summer 2008, they released 'Taiyou to Bikini'. Later that year, three digital singles would debut, all of which would be on the February 2009 single 'Stairs'. Rip Slyme released their eighth album, Journey, on June 10, 2009.

Rip Slyme has provided voiceover work as well as the ending theme for an episode of the Japanese dub of SpongeBob SquarePants.[4] The episode aired on May 6, 2009.

In 2010, Rip Slyme was one of the artists launched on Warner Music's new sublabel, unBORDE.[5]

Side projects[edit]

Ilmari formed a short lived group with Kj and BOTS of Dragon Ash, and Shigeo of Skebo King called Steady & Co.. The group released their debut album Chambers in 2001. Ilmari and Ryo-Z along with Wise, Verbal of M-Flo, and Nigo the founder of A Bathing Ape formed a super group known as Teriyaki Boyz. The Teriyaki Boyz released two albums: Beef or Chicken (2005) and Serious Japanese (2009). In 2012 Ilmari formed a Hip-Hop/Rock band named The Beatmoss with Kosen, Yas, and Sohnosuke.[6] The group released two albums: The Beatmoss Vol. 1 (2012) and The Beatmoss Vol. 2 (2013).[6] Pes released his first solo album, Suteki na Koto in 2012.[7][8]

Discography[edit]

  • Talkin' Cheap (1998)
  • Five (2001)
  • Tokyo Classic (2002)
  • Time to Go (2003)
  • Masterpiece (2004)
  • Epoch (2006)
  • Funfair (2007)
  • Journey (2009)
  • Star (2011)
  • Golden Time (2013)
  • 10 (2015)

Awards and nominations[edit]

2002

  • MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Best Hip Hop Artist(Winner)
  • MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Best New Artist(Winner)
  • MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Best Live Performance

2003

  • MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Video of the Year - Rakuen Baby (Winner)
  • MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Best Group Video - Rakuen Baby (Winner)
  • MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Best Hip Hop Video - Funktastic (Winner)
  • MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Album of the Year - Tokyo Classic

2004

  • MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Best Group Video - Joint
  • MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Best Hip Hop Video - Joint
  • MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Best buzzASIA Japan - Joint

2006

  • MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Best Collaboration Video - Hotei x Rip Slyme - Battle Funkastic (Winner)

2007

  • MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Best Collaboration Video - Quruli feat. Rip Slyme - Juice

2008

  • MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Best Hip Hop Video - I.N.G (Winner)
  • MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Best Group Video - I.N.G

2009

  • MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Best Pop Video - Taiyou to Bikini

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^'RIP SLYME OFFICIAL HP (archive)'. RIP SLYME OFFICIAL HP via the Internet Archive. Retrieved 5 October 2020.
  2. ^'WHip-Hop group RIP SLYME to suspend all activities, official website closed on October 31st'. Neo Tokyo 2099. 2018-10-31. Retrieved 2019-05-02.
  3. ^'Epoch RIP SLYME CD Album'. CDJapan.co.jp. 2006-11-29. Retrieved 2015-05-28.
  4. ^'RIP SLYME「スポンジ・ボブ」新テーマ提供＆声優にも挑戦 - 音楽ナタリー'. Natalie.mu. Archived from the original on 2009-04-08. Retrieved 2015-05-28.
  5. ^'Warner Music's new label unBORDE launches with Shinsei Kamattechan, RIP SLYME, Kusuo'. Tokyograph.com. 2010-12-20. Retrieved 2015-05-28.
  6. ^ ab'The Beatmoss - rock band - jpop'. Jpopasia.com. Retrieved 2015-05-28.
  7. ^'PES reveals details on his first solo album'. Tokyohive.com. 2012-08-23. Retrieved 2015-05-28.
  8. ^'Yahoo'. My.entertainment.yahoo.com. Retrieved 2015-05-28.

External links[edit]

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