Qrion

Qrion, whose real name is Momiji Tsukada, is an electronic music producer and DJ hailing from Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan. Her stage name, derived from her favorite piece of hardware, the Korg M1, captures her affection for classic synths and her unique approach to producing whimsical and emotive house music. Her sound is characterized by an intricate meld of lush melodies and intimate samples blended smoothly with deep, groovy bass lines, which often draw from the ambient noises of city life and nature. Qrion's music career truly began to flourish after she moved to San Francisco, and her talent quickly caught the attention of the global electronic music scene.

With a discography that resonates with feelings of nostalgia and wistfulness, Qrion's ability to evoke emotion has led to a steady rise in acclaim. Notable releases like "I Hope It Lasts Forever," a dreamy reflection on memory and hope, and the soulful "Proud," showcase her production prowess. She's not just a producer but also a proficient remixer, breathing new life into tracks like "Breathe" with her signature Qrion remix and collaborating with other artists for innovative remixes such as "Your Love (Jordin Post & Qrion Remix)." Having established herself as a fixture in the electronic dance music community, Qrion continues to push the boundaries of her sound through projects like "20ms" and her evocative work on "LNOE Introducing Vol. 1." Across clubs, festivals, and headphones around the world, Qrion's music offers an immersive escape, uniting an ever-growing audience through shared sonorous journeys.

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  1. April 20, 2022
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  6. October 5, 2020
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  8. November 15, 2015
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