About this album
Where they were
When 'Fruits Clipper' was released in 2006, Capsule was solidifying their position within the J-pop and Shibuya-kei scenes, following their successful album 'Player' from 2005. This release marked a transition towards more experimental sounds while retaining their dance-pop roots, showcasing their innovative use of electronic production techniques.
Why it matters
'Fruits Clipper' is significant for its impact on the electro-pop genre in Japan, receiving acclaim for its fresh sound and charting well in the Japanese music scene. The album's unique fusion of various genres has influenced subsequent artists within J-pop and beyond, establishing Capsule as pioneers in blending electronic elements with pop sensibilities.
Essential tracks
- "FRUITS CLiPPER" — The title track encapsulates the album's playful spirit with catchy hooks and upbeat rhythms, making it a defining moment for Capsule's style.
- "CrazEEE Skyhopper" — This track combines intricate electronic layers with a lively tempo, epitomizing Capsule's ability to merge complexity with accessibility.
- "Robot Disco" — With its infectious groove and retro-inspired sound, this track stands out as a celebration of dance culture that resonates across generations.
Release Date
May 15, 2006
Artist Origin
Japan
Tracklist
- 1 CS Entrance6 1:41
- 2 FRUITS CLiPPER 4:10
- 3 jelly (album-edit) 5:08
- 4 CrazEEE Skyhopper 6:17
- 5 5iVE STAR 4:45
- 6 Endor 0:32
- 7 Robot Disco 2:49
- 8 super speeder Judy Jedy 5:41
- 9 megalopolis 4:51
- 10 dreamin dreamin 4:38