EGYPT
http://ezypt.net/main.html
In the year 2011, Pharaoh, Patra and Pyramy formed EZYPT. They traveled to Egypt and around Europe on the silk road, before returning to Shinjuku 2-chome. Since then, they have been playing live at clubs in Tokyo and beyond. Pharaoh and Patra sing exotically, while Pyramy produces electro beats from the DJ booth. Their chaotic sound and elegant look have earned them many plaudits.

TOKYO DANDY
http://www.tokyodandy.com/
TOKYO DANDY is a website created by Dan Bailey, an Englishman in Tokyo, and Joe, who hails from Okinawa. Since 2008, TOKYODANDY.COM has been reporting on Tokyo’s fashion and club scene. Since being touted by WWD as one of the Japan fashion industry’s “Ones to Watch” in 2010, they have been invited to fashion weeks and events in New York, LA, London, Melbourne, Sidney, Florence and Hong Kong. They were selected by PRADA as the official reporters of the runway event in late 2011 and by Dior to produce a special fashion story to commemorate the renovation of its Ginza flagship store.

PAUL JAMES
http://www.vanity.to/
Paul James is the producer of cult Tokyo party Vanity, which strives to create a fusion of fashion and music. With his carefully crafted DJ sets that blend underground dance rock, grunge, new rave, electro, he has performed at various fashion brands and magazines’ parties including DIESEL, DAZED & CONFUSED and TAKEO KIKUCHI.

MISHA JANETTE
http://www.tokyofashiondiaries.com/
Fashion journalist and blogger Misha Janette was born in Washington State in 1983. She has worked with numerous publications, including The Japan Times, VOGUE girl, Numero TOKYO, RACKED.com and TRANOI Magazine. Her blog, TOKYO Fashion Diaries is fast gaining global recognition.

TAKERU IS DEAD
With the aim of communicating to the rest of the world the best of Tokyo’s anime, fashion and music, Takeru created Kawaii TOKYO in 2008. Under the alias Takeru is Dead, he plays a mix of mostly electro rock, disco, techno, jungle and many other genres and is very well regarded on the scene. His desire to create a salon-like atmosphere succeeds at his outrageously popular regular parties.