Nujabes left his fans one last gift: Hydeout said it would posthumously release his latest tracks in the very near future. He drew upon his love of music to establish his own record label, Hydeout, and he owned some of the largest record stores in Tokyo. He last played Korea at Club Mass in December 2008.ĭespite his underground status, Nujabes’ music, with an undertone of nostalgia accompanied by soft hip-hop beats, had a wide audience. His contributions to the soundtrack of the animated Japanese TV series “Samurai Champloo” gained him fans in Korea, which led to multiple concerts in 20. Nujabes presided hydeout productions, 2010 February 26, at the point of leaving the Minato Ward, Tokyo Metropolitan Expressway Wednesday night, suddenly been transported to hospital by ambulance Shibuya Ward ran into a car accident, a hard life-saving treatment have been decorated, and without that raise the heart beat again, took off into the sky. Nujabes’ musical career started in 1995 with the single “Ain’t No Mystery,” and he became known to the rest of the world with his first album, “Metaphorical Music,” in 2003. The news reached fans only through this post, which was made public days after Nujabes’ private burial. Hydeout Productions, the late producer’s management company, reported on its Web site last Thursday that Nujabes was involved in a car accident as he exited the Shuto Expressway late on Feb. Mozart died at 35 Jimi Hendrix was only 27 and now the death of Japanese underground hip-hop artist Nujabes at 36 helps prove the adage true. There is a saying that geniuses don’t live a full life.
Underground hip-hop star Nujabes dies at 36
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