Satoshi Yamamura

Satoshi Yamamura is a Tokyo-born DJ and electronic music producer renowned for his seamless blend of deep house, techno, and ambient soundscapes. Since his emergence onto the Japanese club scene in the early 2010s, Yamamura has gained international acclaim for his meticulously crafted sets, which often incorporate organic textures and hypnotic rhythms drawn from traditional Japanese music. Influenced by artists like Ryuichi Sakamoto and Jeff Mills, his productions are noted for their emotional resonance and subtle complexity.

His debut EP, "Shibuya Afterhours," released in 2015, quickly established him as a rising star in Japan’s thriving underground electronic community. Since then, he has performed at leading venues across Asia and Europe, including Berlin’s Tresor, London’s Fabric, and Tokyo’s WOMB. Yamamura is also a regular presence at festivals, with standout performances at Fuji Rock, Rainbow Disco Club, and MUTEK Japan.

Beyond the booth, Yamamura is a passionate advocate for music education and mental health awareness, frequently hosting workshops for aspiring DJs and electronic artists. He continues to push boundaries both as a performer and producer, collaborating with visual artists and experimenting with new audio technologies. His latest album, "Neon Sanctuary," explores the intersection of city life and nature, further establishing him as a visionary force in contemporary electronic music.