Japanese musician ohashiTrio released his latest album ‘GOLD HOUR’ on November 13. This is ohashiTrio’s first original full-length album in about three years, and follows his 2023 EP ‘Karatachi no Yume’, which included the opening theme to Season 2 of the hit drama series ‘What Did You Eat Yesterday?’, as well as the theme song for the NHK Saturday drama series ‘Tantei Romance’. Last year he also released the collaboration album ‘Trio & Charm’ with Japanese group THE CHARM PARK.
‘GOLD HOUR’ contains a total of 10 songs, including four songs taken from last October’s digital-only EP and self-covers of ‘Karatachi no Yume’ and Japanese singer lily’s song ‘Chiisana uta’ (which ohashiTrio produced), as well as unreleased new songs. The album is a treasure trove of rich music that blends various styles and genres into complex pop music, a product of ohashiTrio’s unique musical sense and meticulous sound production.
The first-pressing limited edition video set includes live footage from ohashiTrio’s 15th anniversary performance ‘TRIO ERA 2’, which was held at the Tokyo International Forum in November 2022 with lily (Yuriko Ishida) as a guest.
ohashiTrio profile
ohashiTrio debuted in 2007. This multitalented musician is also active under another guise as a composer for TV shows, commercials and movies, including such works as 2009’s ‘April Bride’, 2010’s ‘The Lightning Tree’ and 2017’s ‘Policeman and Me’. He is also the composer on NHK’s children’s animation ‘Nyanbo!’ and TBS Television’s ‘The World Heritage’.
Recently, ohashiTrio has produced music for Mone Kamishiraishi and lily (Yuriko Ishida). In November 2023, he released the EP ‘Karatachi no Yume’, and in February 2024 he released the collaboration album ‘Trio & Charm’ under the name ohashiTrio & THE CHARM PARK. His album ‘GOLD HOUR’ released in November 2024.
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