Eddie Marcon

Eddie Marcon is a psychedelic folk group from Himeji, Hyogo, Japan, formed in 2001 by the core duo of Eddie Corman and Jules Marcon. Both members have backgrounds in Japan's underground music scene, with Eddie previously part of the noise-rock duo Coa and both being involved in the psych-rock collective LSD-March. Despite their roots in noise and psychedelic rock, Eddie Marcon's sound is characterized by its gentle, melodic nature, often drawing comparisons to folk-pop artists. Their music has evolved over the years, incorporating elements of tape-baked '70s folk and ghostly ambience, making them a unique entity within the psych-folk and folk-pop communities.

Notable albums include "Shining on Graveposts," "Yahho no Potori," and more recent releases like "Carpet Of Fallen Leaves." Their work often features collaborations with other artists, enhancing their distinctive sound with additional instrumentation and production. The group's musical approach is understated yet endearing, resonating with fans who appreciate subtle, rich songwriting. Their collection of limited-edition releases and collaborations has captivated audiences and fellow musicians alike, earning them a dedicated following.

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