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May 14, 2023 24 min

The Anime Edition

from The Overlooked Tracks Podcast Hosted by Kenny Chiba

I was having a conversation with someone and the subject was Japanese animation or simply “anime” and I was learning more about anime from the conversation than I could ever thought of. I’m a casual fan of the art form and interested in learning more about the fascination and popularity of anime. Damn, I have a lot to learn because there is SO MUCH to see. I did however discover the connection between Japanese anime and music – how appropriate because of course this is the Overlooked Tracks podcast - a music podcast. Come to find out there’s music to be listened and a music genre folks need to pay attention to, especially if they’re big fans of anime and even if you’re not a big fan, the Anison music genre may be a good start for you to learn more about the music and anime. Maybe you can call it “Killing two birds with one stone”. Please Note: Bump Music was from the following album and music artist: Album: Eternal Youth / Artist: Rude. Please go to the following link to find more music from this artist: https://apple.co/3MadjLA

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Come to find out there’s music to be listened and a music genre folks need to pay attention to, especially if they’re big fans of anime and even if you’re not a big fan, the Anison music genre may be a good start for you to learn more about the music and anime. Maybe you can call it “Killing two bird with one stone”.

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