Jun Fukamachi (深町 純, Fukamachi Jun) was a highly respected and versatile Japanese musician known for his exceptional skills as a keyboardist, composer, and arranger. Born on May 21, 1946, Fukamachi's career spanned several decades wherein he artfully melded various genres, including jazz, classical, and electronic music, cementing his reputation as an innovative force within the Japanese music scene.

Fukamachi's musical journey was marked by his innate ability to integrate synthesizers with traditional instruments, creating sounds that were both groundbreaking and timeless. His discography includes a mix of solo releases, collaborations, and live performances that showcase his virtuosity and exploration across different musical landscapes. Albums such as "SUPER DUO Live," "Nicole (1986 Spring And Summer Collection - Instrumental Images)," and "Fukamachi: Improvisation Live!" highlight his prowess in live improvisation and his talents in evoking emotion through instrumental music. Fukamachi's ability to craft sonic atmospheres translated seamlessly in his work for fashion shows, indicated by the album "Nicole," suggesting a versatility that carved out a niche for him beyond traditional venues and recording studios.

Jun Fukamachi's contributions continued to influence musicians and listeners alike until his untimely passing on November 22, 2010. His works like "深町 純〜Sessions 1978," "深町純 & ザ･ニューヨーク・オールスターズ・ライヴ," and "SOLO Vol.1" remain a testament to his pioneering spirit and musical genius. He was not just a musician but a true innovator who pushed the boundaries of what was possible in the world of music.

Genres

Classic Japanese Jazz

Japanese Jazz

Latest Release

SUPER DUO Live

Jun Fukamachi

Album - 9 Tracks - Released November 22, 2022