The article revisits the 1992 cult classic album by Noriko Sekiguchi, known as nOrikO. Her music, as POiSON GiRL FRiEND, merges trip-hop, UK club sounds, and dream pop, portraying the complexities of love through simple yet poignant lyrics. Born in Yokohama and influenced by varied cultural experiences, nOrikO's artistic journey reflects her diverse background, from her French education to her experiences with Londonâs vibrant music scene. Her songs are celebrated for their layered soundscapes and emotional depth, appealing across different languages and cultures.
"You call them. A dial tone. They stopped answering the phone months ago. Still, you try. The empty space between each tone becomes unbearable."
"The romantic preoccupations of Japanese vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, and producer Noriko Sekiguchiâknown by the stylized mononym nOrikOâtranscend language."
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