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He's known for being a chameleon voice actor, able to go from shouty, intense shounen roles to deeper, darker and twisted performances that make your jaw drop in awe. He's a renowned voice actor in Japan and now even owner and CEO of his own Seiyuu talent agency, Racoon Dog. In this episode, we'll dive into the world of voice acting through the eyes of one of Japan's most renowned seiyuu, Nobuhiko Okamoto, exploring his career journey, the evolving changes in the voice acting industry, and the passion that drives his performances. Did you enjoy this episode? Consider ranking this podcast or leaving a review on your preferred podcast streaming platform!
Many veteran seiyuu, with decades of experience, have been criticized for participating in 2D music projects and performing on stage with younger seiyuu. At the same time, the industry is changing so much that Utaites are taking leading roles in projects that used to be exclusively for professional voice actors. What is happening right now? Why are fans complaining about veteran seiyuu and what is the problem we should all team up to talk about instead of ageism? Is the seiyuu industry changing, bringing people of different backgrounds to do voice acting work and, potentially, "take" roles away from professional seiyuu? This and more in this extended - unscripted - episode of Seiyuu Lounge! Thanks to regular commenter Unwelcome for inspiring this episode! Did you enjoy this episode? Consider ranking this podcast or leaving a review on your preferred podcast streaming platform!
Owner of one of the coolest deep voices in the seiyuu industry, Katsuyuki Konishi has had a career of ups and downs from being a top, sought-after talent to almost disappearing and now rising from the ashes. But how did he make it in his 50s and become more popular than ever? Why does he say that “If I don't keep doing various roles, I'll be replaced.”? Video interview that inspired this episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4h0o3Izv_I&ab_channel=%E6%97%A5%E3%83%86%E3%83%ACNEWS Did you enjoy this episode? Consider ranking this podcast or leaving a review on your preferred podcast streaming platform!
The anime world offers condolences after the passing of Seiyuu, Emi Shinohara, the dub cast for Beetlejuice Beetlejuice dressed in costume during the dubbing of the film, and Creamy Mami goes old school with cassette tape and player! Also, the world's biggest adult manga pirate site gets sued, Cowboy Bebop gets an unofficial unauthorized 600+ page book, and Fiat teams with Lupin the 3rd for car collaboration! Meanwhile in Japan, the 3000-year-old tree in the forest that inspired Princess Mononoke snaps in two, and a pizza chain starts pizza delivery for dogs?! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/animejamsession/support
The seiyuu industry is known for its competitiveness and the immense talent of its voice actors. At the heart of this industry lies the audition process, a critical step that can make or break a seiyuu's career. In this episode, we'll explore the intricacies of the audition process, the challenges seiyuu face, and the skills required to succeed in this competitive industry. By the end of this episode, you'll have a comprehensive understanding of what it takes to land roles in the world of voice acting. Did you enjoy this episode? Consider ranking this podcast or leaving a review on your preferred podcast streaming platform!
Seiyuu struggle for years to get supporting roles, they have a twisted and unfair ranking system that determines how much money they can charge and as such they are underpaid most of the time and now, the newest generations are joining the industry just with the focus of quickly branching out to being idols or artists or personalities instead of doing what seiyuu used to do: voice acting. With that in mind - and following a couple of interviews I checked by Megumi Ogata - let's talk about voice acting not being a job for everyone. Time for some truth bombs by one of the most vocal voice actresses in Japan? Did you enjoy this episode? Consider ranking this podcast or leaving a review on your preferred podcast streaming platform!
Welcome to SEIYUU LOUNGE, weekly podcast all about Japanese voice actors, seiyuu artists, and 2D groups. Here you will learn more about: What are seiyuu? The seiyuu ranking and earnings? Everything about auditions Voice tones and techniques The history of seiyuu units 2D groups/projects Seiyuu artists and their careers (including a look at their CD releases) Music reviews Recommendations List features and more If you want to know more about male voice actors, 2D groups, or just have a general curiosity about the voice acting industry in Japan, this is the podcast for you so I hope to see you around soon! NOTE: All the information used in this podcast comes from verified sources - official voice actor interviews for magazines, TV and radio shows - as well as books written by some of the voice actors. SEIYUU LOUNGE is a self-published podcast by The Hand That Feeds HQ, an independent website covering everything about male seiyuu artists and 2D groups, and is hosted by its founder and sole content creator, Vanessa Silva.
It's finally here! The 200th episode of SEIYUU LOUNGE! This was a LIVE celebration packed with fun, behind-the-scenes stories, and most importantly, answering YOUR questions! I've been blown away by your continued support, and I want to use this live stream to connect with you directly. Watch as talk about AI and voice acting, paparazzi ruining the fun for seiyuu, fan behavior, awesome collaborations, dream project collabs, and much, much more! Thanks to everyone who joined me for this livestream, now as an on-demand podcast episode! Did you enjoy this episode? Consider ranking this podcast or leaving a review on your preferred podcast streaming platform!
Continuamos adentrándonos en una ocupada primavera, esta semana la vida de casado de Rudeus, Seiyus lesbianas, Cenicientas malévolas y una ensalada excéntrica que más bien es incomible… ¡acompáñanos! (0:00) - Intro & Presentación (6:31) - ¡MAN WITH A MISSION llega a México! (10:29) - Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation Season 2 Part 2 (32:59) - The Many Sides of Voice Actor Radio (44:46) - The Grimm Variations (54:39) - A Salad Bowl Of Eccentrics (1:03:48) - Outro & Despedida Mesa: Gabrielle, Natalia López, Jorge González, Bernardo Arteaga Síguenos en Twitter, Facebook, YouTube y Twitch, La Covacha Anime Fecha: Lunes 30 de abril, 2024 Suscríbete en tu servicio favorito de Podcast. Si es posible ayúdanos calificándonos en Spotify y Apple. Spotify, Apple, Amazon, Google, Anchor Playlist Episodios en Spotify
Once one of the most innovative and pioneering male seiyuu units in the industry, TRD (from 2012 up until 2020 was called D.A.T) now bids goodbye to their fans. The duo announced the release of their 1st album as well as their disbandment effective immediately after June 2024. After this news hit the industry, and seeing how many seiyuu units have disbanded in the past couple of years, is the end of this pioneering seiyuu unit, the end of an era for seiyuu units? Let's talk about that and the reasons behind the sudden disappearance of many seiyuu units in recent years in this episode of SEIYUU LOUNGE. Did you enjoy this episode? Consider ranking this podcast or leaving a review on your preferred podcast streaming platform!
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What will 2024 have in store for male seiyuu artists and 2D group fans? What can or may we have happening throughout the year? Do you have any expectations? Anyone you'd love to make a solo debut or just release new music because it's been a while since they last did? Well, this is the episode in which you and I dive into a couple of expectations for male seiyuu artists and 2D music projects for 2024 and check if any of my predictions for 2023 actually came true or not. Previous predictions: 2021
They continue to improve as time passes. Their singing. Their rapping. Their creativity. Their storytelling. And in 2023 they weren't strangers to delivering the best of the best to their fans be it in their solo careers, bands, seiyuu units, or even in the 2D music projects they are a part of. This is an episode to talk about the 12 male seiyuu that impressed me in 2023. Did you enjoy this episode? Consider ranking this podcast or leaving a review on your preferred podcast streaming platform!
Iconic experiences, epic comebacks, important celebrations and uniquely crafted music in a wide variety of music genres and with a quality that left us all wanting more. It's the time to celebrate the best albums by 2D groups and seiyuu artists released in 2023 and decide which is the album of the year, at least, in my opinion. Did you enjoy this episode? Consider ranking this podcast or leaving a review on your preferred podcast streaming platform!
Exciting, heartwrenching, alluring or solemn. Songs that connect with listeners from the moment they press play. Songs that left a mark in 2023. In this episode, let's celebrate some of the best songs released by 2D groups and male seiyuu artists in 2023 according to me after reviewing 120 CDs by male seiyuu artists, bands, units, and 2D groups and rap crews.
The end-year features kick off with this episode of SEIYUU LOUNGE! In this episode, you and I are going to cover the solo artist and 2D group debuts of 2023 and explore a bit why there was barely any activity this year when it came to, especially, 2D group and seiyuu units debuts. Did you enjoy this episode? Consider ranking this podcast or leaving a review on your preferred podcast streaming platform!
Digital singles have become the latest trend for male seiyuu artists and 2D groups. However, most of the times, these songs make their way into the full CD releases down the road. When a seiyuu artist or 2D group releases multiple digital singles leading up to an album and that album includes all those songs and barely any new, aren't digital singles ruining the fun that should be reserved for full-length albums? In this episode, let's talk about what digital singles are, how important are they for an artist's career, and how this trend both keeps seiyuu artists' music alive but also removes all the novelty of their full-length albums. Did you enjoy this episode? Consider ranking this podcast or leaving a review on your preferred podcast streaming platform!
Get ready to dive deep into the art of voice acting auditions with an insight that might just turn your perceptions upside down! Join me as I uncover the secrets shared by Takaaki Saiki, a Manager at Amuleto, one of the voice acting talent agencies in Japan, in a seminar held in April 2023 in Japan titled "The Key to Passing a Voice Actor Audition: Trying Not to Act Too Well!?" For music reviews, check: https://www.handthatfeedshq.com/ Did you enjoy this episode? Consider ranking this podcast or leaving a review on your preferred podcast streaming platform!
Superstar seiyuu, narrator, apparel designer, author, actor, YouTuber and former solo artist Yuki Kaji has shared in his book “Yuki Kaji Dialogues -en-” how is the seiyuu industry behind-the-scenes, lessons he learned, mistakes he made, how to get into voice acting, how much the voice acting industry has changed as well as special talk-style interviews with fellow seiyuu about those same changes. So, in this episode, let's check what Yuki Kaji feels about the changes that seiyuu have experienced and what fans now expect of them. For music reviews, check: https://www.handthatfeedshq.com/ Did you enjoy this episode? Consider ranking this podcast or leaving a review on your preferred podcast streaming platform!
In this episode let's talk about fans' love for seiyuu and the boundaries that should be respected. Loving seiyuu is okay. Trying to meddle in their personal lives, wishing them hell when they announce their marriage, or when they are going to become parents is not okay. From stalking to spreading rumors, asking seiyuu to apologize for being happy, wishing them to divorce their significant others, and shifting from supporting to actively "hating" seiyuu, there have been plenty of situations in which a simple piece of news ends up becoming hell for seiyuu when it shouldn't. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/seiyuulounge/message
Do you know that moment when you are listening to a song and an acapella part catches you by surprise? That is a feeling I love a whole lot and over the years, I've had my fair share of encounters with such performances, be it on record or in live performances. With acapella music slowly gaining popularity among fans of 2D music and seiyuu, I feel it is time to share with you some of those moments or performances that made my jaw drop in awe. Songs mentioned in this episode: Tetsuya Kakihara “Hikari-Winter ver." TRIGGER “Negai wa shine on the sea” (live performance from IDOLiSH7 2nd Live REUNION) Yuma Uchida "HARMONY OF WAVES" Showtaro Morikubo “NEVER∞EVER” Shoya Chiba (as Ange) "GUILTY CROSS" (in the VISUAL PRISON anime only) Soma Saito (as Tenn) "Dis One" (acapella cover) FYA'M “Voice, heart, body & soul” For music reviews, check: https://www.handthatfeedshq.com/ Did you enjoy this episode? Consider ranking this podcast or leaving a review on your preferred podcast streaming platform!
If you thought you and I were over talking about acapella music and especially male seiyuu that can become acapella singers, you will be surprised that there's more to talk about. As I went through my favorite songs, groups and 2D music projects… I couldn't stop regretting not having mentioned more male seiyuu that are truly amazing and have everything to impress as acapella singers. So, you and I are back for an encore, covering 6 male seiyuu that could also shine a lot if they got a chance to perform acapella music. For music reviews, check: https://www.handthatfeedshq.com/ Did you enjoy this episode? Consider ranking this podcast or leaving a review on your preferred podcast streaming platform!
In the previous episode about seiyuu and acapella music, you and I talked about Shouta Aoi, Shunichi Toki, Yoshiki Nakajima, Daiki Yamashita, and Soma Saito. They are all obvious choices within the tenor and faux baritone vocal range that have more than enough talent to truly shine as acapella singers. In this one, let's add 5 more names that I believe would make your jaw drop in awe if they got the chance to perform acapella music. For music reviews, check: https://www.handthatfeedshq.com/ Did you enjoy this episode? Consider ranking this podcast or leaving a review on your preferred podcast streaming platform!
After talking about what is acapella music, how technical it is, and why seiyuu performing this music genre are among the most technical out there, it's time for me to talk about the male seiyuu who I wish were performing acapella music more frequently regardless if it is solo or as part of a 2D group. This is an episode based loosely on several comments here on the YouTube channel as well as on the website about seiyuu's singing skills. Most of you recognize talent when you hear it and you frequently mention who you'd love to either make a solo debut, join 2D music projects, or most recently, perform acapella music. Also big thank you to the viewer “Unwelcome” for inspiring this episode as a whole. For music reviews, check: https://www.handthatfeedshq.com/ Did you enjoy this episode? Consider ranking this podcast or leaving a review on your preferred podcast streaming platform!
In the previous episode you and I talked about acapella music, its origins, how unique it is in comparison with popular music, and which techniques acapella singers must master, to turn them into powerhouse singers. Now it's time to talk about the 2D music project that is betting a whole lot on acapella music, and is yet to have a rival project stealing away its thunder, aoppella!? Did you enjoy this episode? Consider ranking this podcast or leaving a review in your preferred podcast streaming platform!
We've got all types of music, from more intense to minimalistic, overly produced or natural performances, and all types of singing voices from male seiyuu. There are so many awesome voices out there and every day, more and more seiyuu join the industry flaunting beautiful or powerful voices and awesome techniques to boot. But have you stopped for a bit to notice that we seldom have opportunities to enjoy listening to our favorite singers among seiyuu just…sing without distractions? That's where acapella music makes its big entrance. Did you enjoy this episode? Consider ranking this podcast or leaving a review on your preferred podcast streaming platform!
April Fools'. The day in which male seiyuu tend to go a bit crazy or insanely creative for their own amusement. There are male seiyuu that love to spread chaos and announce important things on this day, there are others that embrace an elaborate persona they created just for this day and then…there are those that are easily caught in their April Fools' pranks. With April Fools just around the corner, let's check the times in which some of your favorite male seiyuu perhaps took things a bit too seriously or even went all out to fool us all. Did you enjoy this episode? Consider ranking this podcast or leaving a review on your preferred podcast streaming platform!
Seeing as this year has kicked off rather slowly for fans of male seiyuu artists, you'd be mistaken to think the rest of the year will be as uneventful. Truth is, 2023 has the potential to become a year to remember given how many high-profile male seiyuu artists and bands have yet to release a full-length album or it has been a while since they last released a full-length album. In this episode let's go over 10 CDs that will probably be released in 2023 and 1 CD that is already confirmed for a release. Did you enjoy this episode? Consider ranking this podcast or leaving a review on your preferred podcast streaming platform!
We're already well into 2023 but it is time to talk a bit about what I expect to change this year, which will be the big comebacks/new releases or which 2D music projects will jump popularity-wise. Now is the time to share what I anticipate for 2023 and check if I got any predictions right for the past year. Did you enjoy this episode? Consider ranking this podcast or leaving a review on your preferred podcast streaming platform!
2022 is already well behind us. But who were the male seiyuu that stood out the most last year? Who were the seiyuu that made sure to impress with outstanding performances in various 2D groups, some even in their solo artist activities? It's time to check the 12 seiyuu that impressed in 2022. To create this episode, I have into consideration several things about the seiyuu in question: How active they were in 2022 How much the seiyuu improved as singers Their technique and voice tone Variety, and the versatility of their music Quality of the music released Performances outside of their solo careers Check my picks in: 2020: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4RshXI0ITSyTBwtFPnL93D?si=9e09b18bf7b64cc8 2021: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2sAyUIWr2VmviJDDJrWGip?si=d8fd5178279a4541 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thtfhqseiyuulounge/message
Episodio Especial de "SIN ANIMO PODCAST" A raíz de una noticia reciente, donde una Seiyuu anónimamente comenta que se arrepiente de haberse convertido en VTuber, en este episodio especial y primero del 2023, comentaremos que hay mas allá, de esta noticia, así como el trasfondo que quizás muchos no ven, a la persona detrás del avatar. Acompáñanos a comentar nuestras impresiones y opiniones sobre este tema. No olvides seguirnos vía iVoox, Spotify e iTunes o en nuestra Página en Facebook "G6 OFICIAL", para nuestros nuevos episodios. ¿Quieres acompañarnos y ver los Podcast en vivo? Síguenos en Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/g6_oficial Facebook G6 Oficial: https://www.facebook.com/pg/G6oficial Únete a nuestro Discord: https://discord.gg/vAHPgJz
From complex concepts spawning several songs, to simple concepts that create cozy, intimate experiences that feel like getting a warm hug after work to perfect nods to 80s and 90s music, not to mention the hours of outstanding performances, there was no shortage of quality coming from seiyuu artists and 2D groups. And it's the time to celebrate the best albums by 2D groups and seiyuu artists released in 2022 and decide which is the album of the year. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thtfhqseiyuulounge/message
2022 was filled with astounding performances by both male seiyuu artists and 2D groups. The production quality has risen a whole lot to the point that almost all songs you come across will sound near perfect. Seiyuu are taking singing incredibly seriously, some of them being insanely innovative doing things no other seiyuu artist has done. Some 2D groups have a defined, robust identity that they are proud of and we, as fans, are seeing them grow before our eyes (and ears). In this episode, let's celebrate the best songs released by 2D groups and male seiyuu artists in 2022. You can find the songs in this episode and many more on this Spotify playlist I curated for you: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6mJ7JpHnkSikAie1BEHgtG?si=b1e11458b1d14914 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thtfhqseiyuulounge/message
While being signed to a big talent agency is both an accomplishment and an opening of the doors to a career that can, potentially, be a really good one, there are other options for seiyuu when it comes to management. Smaller or independent talent agencies can provide a more balanced management experience and, at times, are the solution to the low pay that seiyuu get when signed by big talent agencies. In this episode let's talk about a couple of independent seiyuu talent agencies. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thtfhqseiyuulounge/message
Being represented by a talent agency can open doors for seiyuu, especially early down in their career. And throughout their career, being signed to a talent agency brings clout to both sides. Regardless if seiyuu join big talent agencies or smaller agencies launched by seiyuu that were through with receiving miserable pay for their work, the truth is that there are more seiyuu signed to talent agencies than freelance. Let's talk about some of the biggest seiyuu talent agencies in Japan. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thtfhqseiyuulounge/message
To become a seiyuu and have a break in the voice acting industry in Japan requires one to join a talent agency. These companies manage their careers and help them get opportunities however, if they are so good, why do seiyuu end up wanting to go freelance? What are talent agencies? What is their importance and what can they do for seiyuu? Let's answer these and more questions in this episode. Thanks to Zan for suggesting this topic! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thtfhqseiyuulounge/message
This is an episode all about the spooky, Halloween-themed songs performed by some of your favorite male seiyuu and 2D groups. This is a special list feature episode and you can find the written version on handthatfeedshq.com as well as in the description of this episode. Article: https://www.handthatfeedshq.com/12-halloween-themed-songs-by-male-seiyuu-2d-groups/ Spotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0OB8IM04hxLZ0zkyoJuYNq?si=109166f81f974676 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thtfhqseiyuulounge/message
This is an episode all about those seiyuu that either decided they wanted to pursue college as their passion for voice acting was wavering, simply were in love with the field in which they took a degree, or were originally focused on getting a degree even before thinking about joining the seiyuu industry. Curious about the seiyuu that decided to pursue their passions on a university/college level beyond voice acting? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thtfhqseiyuulounge/message
Much has changed in the seiyuu industry since the 90s. Some things for the better, others for the worst. From not showing their faces to having to showing them in order to get famous even down to what is now expected of newcomers, the voice acting industry in Japan is almost unrecognizable from the 90s up until now. In the previous episode, you and I got to know the insights from popular seiyuu Megumi Ogata about the changes and how she sees those impacting today's generation of seiyuu. In this episode let's check what Kouchi Yamadera feels has changed in the industry. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thtfhqseiyuulounge/message
That the seiyuu industry has been changing in the last couple of years is a given. Fans, especially those that have been supporting seiyuu for a couple of years or even those more curious or sensitive to it will notice those changes. But what do seiyuu themselves have to say about these changes? And how did 2020 almost completely ruined the lives of seiyuu? Megumi Ogata interview for Business Insider: https://www.businessinsider.jp/post-242757 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thtfhqseiyuulounge/message
In the past couple of years, male seiyuu have been impressing everyone with their singing skills. Some of them are on a jaw-dropping high level of skill and as such have made solo debuts but there is still a whole lot of talent that is not worried about making a solo debut or has been more active in 2D music projects and yet, they have been impressing everyone with their performances in cover projects. In this episode, let's talk about some of the cover projects that seiyuu have been a part of and some of the most iconic performances. Thanks to Carol for suggesting this topic to cover on SEIYUU LOUNGE! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thtfhqseiyuulounge/message
After covering the male seiyuu that started their careers in live acting it is time to cover the other side of the coin, the voice actors that took a step towards becoming actors, some quite successfully. From brief cameos to leading roles in TV dramas, they've done it all. In this episode let's talk about the skills seiyuu have and how they can transfer to live acting, why seiyuu are actually pivoting to live acting and check the path of some seiyuu that have acting careers on the screen. Thanks to Elle Sherbert for the inspiration for this episode! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thtfhqseiyuulounge/message
Nowadays there is the talk that seiyuu have been trying to stray away from acting in anime and jumping to TV dramas and series, lending their bodies instead of their voice to acting. However, when you take a closer look, there are actually quite a lot of seiyuu that made the inverse jump. They were initially stage actors, TV drama live actors, or musical actors. In this episode let's cover some of the seiyuu that started their careers as actors. Thanks to Elle Sherbert for the topic suggestion for this episode! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thtfhqseiyuulounge/message
Our Fullmetal Alchemist series enters its ultimate phase as we review Brotherhood, the 2009 anime that starts fresh to adapt Hiromu Arakawa's original manga in full. With a new crew, a new animation style, many new cast members, and a largely new story, Brotherhood is extremely different than the 2003 anime – and in many ways, it's also a different beast than the manga, especially in this first half. While the show has come to be canonized as one of the very best anime ever made by Western fans, initial reception was more mixed, and this first half certainly shows some growing pains, with some poor structural and adaptational decisions and inconsistent animations. But it also has one of the best voice casts ever assembled, with A-list Seiyuu from top to bottom, and while it fumbles in some moments, it soars quite high indeed in others, and even in this first half delivers several iconic episodes that have already proven to stand the test of time. It's a lot to talk about, and with a whole half of the series left to go, we're only just scratching the surface. Enjoy, and come back next time for Part 2 of our Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood review, where we'll finish the 2009 anime with episodes 33 – 64! Subscribe to our YouTube Channel! Follow us on Twitter @JapanimationPod Follow Jonathan Lack on Twitter @JonathanLack Follow Sean Chapman on Twitter @SeantheChapman JapanimationStation.Com WeeklySuitGundam.Com WeeklyStuffPodcast.Com
This week on Krewe of Japan Podcast... Doug & Jenn sit down with elite voice actor Kyle Hebert to discuss one of the most popular genres in all of anime: Shonen Anime. Having done countless voices for characters over the years (Adult Gohan in Dragon Ball Z/Super, Kiba in Naruto, Aizen in Bleach... just to name a few), Kyle shares his thoughts on the genre, experiences in voice acting, and tells us why shonen anime is here to stay. PLUS ULTRA!------ About the Krewe ------The Krewe of Japan Podcast is a weekly episodic podcast sponsored by the Japan Society of New Orleans. Check them out every Friday afternoon around noon CST on Apple, Google, Spotify, Amazon, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts. Want to share your experiences with the Krewe? Or perhaps you have ideas for episodes, feedback, comments, or questions? Let the Krewe know by e-mail at kreweofjapanpodcast@gmail.com or on social media (Twitter: @kreweofjapan, Instagram: @kreweofjapanpodcast, Facebook: Krewe of Japan Podcast Page, TikTok: @kreweofjapanpodcast, & the Krewe of Japan Youtube Channel). Until next time, enjoy!------ More Info on Kyle Hebert ------Kyle Hebert's WebsiteKyle Hebert's Podcast (Intergalactic Boom Box - Apple, Spotify, Overcast)Kyle Hebert on InstagramKyle Hebert on TwitterKyle Hebert on CameoFanX Salt Lake Comic Convention
For those living in the northern hemisphere, summer is almost over. The sunny days, the laidback trips, the chillout time hanging out with friends. The quiet away from the routine. To remember those awesome days, in this episode I'll share with you a couple of songs by male seiyuu and 2D groups that are perfect to take you back to the summer. Really, I've got a really awesome trip ready for you. Check this episode as well as the awesome Spotify playlist https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6Qow4V0y8grBgoUZpktwQc?si=59458d540c8940a5 and an extended article on handthatfeedshq.com for more summer songs performed by male seiyuu and 2D groups. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thtfhqseiyuulounge/message
The Seiyuu Awards sure are important, that's a fact. However, not many of you may be aware of how important these are for the careers of seiyuu, especially when it comes to these awards helping launch careers and put some seiyuu on the radar for everyone to see and hear. In this episode, let's talk about this official ceremony that takes place every year in Japan, awarding the best seiyuu in the most varied categories. Thanks to Lauren for the topic suggestion! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thtfhqseiyuulounge/message
Regardless if you know the Japanese language or not and even if you don't have much money to spend, you can support your favorite indie projects by your favorite male seiyuu. In this episode, you and I talk about the various ways in which you can show your support and help the indie projects you love getting the attention they deserve. This topic was suggested by MAO on THTFHQ's 100th episode survey. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thtfhqseiyuulounge/message
Sound mixing is essential to make or break a song, an underrated technique, or, at least, an underrated part of the music-making process. From giving it dynamics to exploring the soundscape in 3D and even balancing all the sound levels, the work done by an excellent sound mixer is not to be underestimated. In this episode, let's talk about the 8 ingredients that make a good sound mix "good" and let's talk about the mixing done for groups such as Growth, B-PROJECT, TOKYO COLOR SONIC!! and Venomous 8. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thtfhqseiyuulounge/message
More than talking about the seiyuu that already are out there dazzling us with singing skills and vocal ranges that everyone agrees are bloody awesome, it is time to, in a way, check who are the talents that are already showing signs that they can become vocal chameleons in the future. Let's check some of the seiyuu I personally believe have the potential to turn into those mythical vocal chameleons. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thtfhqseiyuulounge/message
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