Nemuri has a flow that is impeccable and matches her explosive backing tracks perfectly. The instrumental work matches the energy (those soaring guitars!), and considering that it’s a “Jpop” record, it rocks harder than most rock bands.Įverything sounds organic and important.

Unbridled youth energy is the name of the game here, and with massive choruses like the one on “Narashite” or title track “Haru to Shura”, its hard not to get swept along with it. Opening with the rowdy “MAKE MORE NOISE OF YOU”, a fist shaking punk anthem that would make for a legendary T-shirt slogan, Haru sets the tone for the album ahead. If she was grounded before- this time she’s shot herself into the stratosphere. Her latest album Haru to Shura is confident, wild, aggressive, punky and most of all- feels like a living, breathing thing. Haru Nemuri, who has made a name for herself making early Daoko-like tunes with previous releases has come and reinvented everything. There occasionally comes a release that totally changes everything you expected from an artist. Remind Ya on REVIEW: FEMM- 80s/90s J-POP…

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