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Bigyuki is a boundary-pushing performer whose work blends jazz, hip-hop, soul, and electronica into cinematic, and deeply virtuosic keyboard-driven music. Known for intricate improvisation, lush production, and high-profile collaborations, Bigyuki has built a reputation as a versatile artist who can navigate club stages and festival crowds with ease. From early independent releases to major-label connections, Bigyuki continues to push cross-genre boundaries while maintaining a clear voice as a pianist/composer and live performer.

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Tokyo-born and globally active, Bigyuki’s footprint extends from intimate club gigs to festival sets at Fuji Rock, NHK projects, and collaborations with leading artists across hip-hop and jazz. The artist’s sound is characterized by melodic hooks, layered textures, and a willingness to experiment, making every show a fresh experience.

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Discography highlights anchor a career built on exploration and collaboration. Neon Chapter (Verve/Universal, 2021) showcases Bigyuki’s polished production and cross-genre reach, while the self-released BIGYUKI (2015) demonstrates early, independent artistry that laid the groundwork for later collaborations. Notable contributions include performer/composer work on A Tribe Called Quest’s final album and collaborations with Lauryn Hill, Kamasi Washington, Robert Glasper, J. Cole, Miho Hatori, Arto Lindsay, and more. In 2025, Bigyuki co-created the image song Free Yourself for NHK’s New Japonism with New School Leaders, illustrating the project’s cultural resonance.

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Upcoming live dates in Tokyo include Live in Tokyo 2025 on April 20 at OPRCT, with a second OPRCT show (Jharis Yokley + BIGYUKI) on December 19, 2025, in Tokyo. Each date is presented as its own experience, with full venue details and ticket options available—secure your seats and enjoy a performance that speaks in multiple musical languages.

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Quick Facts About Bigyuki

  • Genres and style: BIGYUKI fuses jazz, hip‑hop, soul, and electronica, built on virtuosic keyboard work and cinematic production.
  • Albums (most recent first): Neon Chapter (2021, Verve/Universal Music LLC) and BIGYUKI (2015, independent Bandcamp release).
  • 2025 tour activity: Live in Tokyo 2025 on Apr 20 at OPRCT; a second OPRCT show (Jharis Yokley + BIGYUKI) on Dec 19, 2025, in Tokyo.
  • Notable collaborations: contributed as performer/composer to A Tribe Called Quest’s final album; collaborated with Lauryn Hill, Kamasi Washington, Robert Glasper, J. Cole, Miho Hatori, Arto Lindsay, and more.
  • Awards/achievements: widely recognized for cross-genre work and high-profile gigs (Fuji Rock, NHK projects, and guest appearances on major jazz/hip-hop platforms).
  • Social media: active on Instagram (@bigyuki), X/Twitter (@bigyuki), and YouTube; official presence tracked by outlets such as TokyTunes.

The records

Bigyuki Discography

  • Neon Chapter
    2021 · Verve Records / Universal Music LLC
  • BIGYUKI
    2015 · Independent (Bandcamp release)

The hits

Top Bigyuki Songs

  • Sunday Kitchen
    2022 · Did not chart on major charts (Apple Music/streaming data shows no peak)
  • OH
    2021 · Did not chart on major charts
  • City Creatures
    2020 · #53 on Apple Music Top Charts (Sept 27, 2020)

Discography highlights anchor a career built on exploration and collaboration. Neon Chapter (Verve/Universal, 2021) showcases Bigyuki’s polished production and cross-genre reach, while the self-released BIGYUKI (2015) demonstrates early, independent artistry that laid the groundwork for later collaborations. Notable contributions include performer/composer work on A Tribe Called Quest’s final album and collaborations with Lauryn Hill, Kamasi Washington, Robert Glasper, J. Cole, Miho Hatori, Arto Lindsay, and more. In 2025, Bigyuki co-created the image song Free Yourself for NHK’s New Japonism with New School Leaders, illustrating the project’s cultural resonance.

Upcoming live dates in Tokyo include Live in Tokyo 2025 on April 20 at OPRCT, with a second OPRCT show (Jharis Yokley + BIGYUKI) on December 19, 2025, in Tokyo. Each date is presented as its own experience, with full venue details and ticket options available—secure your seats and enjoy a performance that speaks in multiple musical languages.

For fans and newcomers, follow official channels for the latest news and releases, including social profiles and official sites:

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