Alfa Music is celebrating its 55th anniversary! There's going to be a celebration at the Vector Shop, and T-shirts will be available.

Yumi Arai, YMO (Yellow Magic Orchestra), Minako Yoshida, Tadashi Kosaka, Garo, Hi-Fi Set . It is no exaggeration to say that it was because of ALFA MUSIC, a music publishing company founded in 1969 by composer Kunihiko Murai, who is also known for composing "Tsubasa wo Kudasai" by Akai Tori, a well-known choral song, that he was able to see the light of day and become a musician. It is no exaggeration to say that it was because of ALFA MUSIC, which he founded in 1969, that he was able to see the light of day as a musician.

Known for its 55th anniversary this July and its re-launch as a record label, it has also launched an event to commemorate the occasion. The first of these events, "ALFA NIGHT TOKYO vol. 1," will be held at the Vektor shop®.

This event is named "ALFA NIGHT TOKYO" as the Japanese version of the DJ event "ALFA NIGHT" held in New York. The first edition will feature three artists: MURO aka King Of Diggin', Kenichi Aono, a writer and DJ after working for "Beams Records", and Kunimond Takiguchi of RYUSENKEI, the first artist of the new "Alfa Music".

T-shirt ¥7,480 each

In addition, there will be a limited release of T-shirts made in collaboration between Alfa Music and Vector Shop, as well as an analog vinyl and CD of RYUSENKEI's "Illusion" to be released on the same day by Alfa Music, and used vinyl records released by ELLA RECORDS in the past will also be on display and for sale.

Without "Alfa Music," city pop, song, and techno might have become something else entirely. Join us in celebrating the anniversary of Japan's world-class music.