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DJ NOTOYA — Tokyo 1980s Victor Edition Vol.2 (Limited Vinyl, Japan Import LP)

DJ NOTOYA — Tokyo 1980s Victor Edition Vol.2 (Limited Vinyl, Japan Import LP)

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DJ NOTOYA — Tokyo 1980s Victor Edition Vol.2 (Limited Vinyl, Japan Import LP)

The wait is over — Vol.2 is finally here! After Tokyo 1980s Victor Edition became a runaway hit on streaming and wax, DJ NOTOYA is back with the long-anticipated follow-up, and this one digs even deeper. Pressed onto a limited Japan-import LP, Vol.2 spreads its net across wamono boogie, silky AOR, slow-burning mellow dancers, and pure fusion fire. Releases like this don't hang around — snag it before it's gone! 💿

Here's what makes it a must-grab: the first volume raked in over 40 million Spotify streams and sold out in a flash on vinyl. That kind of number is unheard of for a specialist wamono comp, and it proved this sound connects way past the crate-digging niche. Vol.2 keeps the momentum rolling with eight cuts that show off NOTOYA's razor-sharp curator's ear — no filler, just deep Victor-vault gold sequenced to flow.

Why This LP Belongs on Your Shelf

  • The follow-up everyone's been waiting for → Vol.1 was a streaming and vinyl phenomenon. This is the sequel that expands the palette — boogie, AOR, and fusion all under one roof.
  • Curated by a wamono pioneer → DJ NOTOYA, owner of the wamono specialist shop Tokyo Condition, hand-picked and sequenced every track. Deep genre knowledge, dialed-in flow, zero throwaways.
  • A wildly varied lineup → As the subtitle promises, this one roams — from thick-bassline sway-beats to breezy mellow dancers — showcasing exactly the kind of range that sets NOTOYA apart.
  • Killer standout cuts → Takamura Aru's "Koi wa Saikou (I'M IN LOVE)" rides a fat, un-wamono-like bassline sway that dancefloors devour; ONE LINE BAND's "YOU'RE THE ONLY ONE" comes from the precursor group to SHOGUN, led by Fujimaru Yoshino; and Sadistics' "ADIOS" delivers a crisp, mellow dancer featuring YMO's Yukihiro Takahashi and the globally hyped Takanaka Masayoshi.
  • Iconic Hiroshi Nagai artwork → Jacket art by 永井博 (Hiroshi Nagai), the artist whose sun-drenched, poolside imagery defines the city pop look. Frame-worthy on its own.
  • Club-ready and living-room-ready → Dynamic enough to drop mid-set and smooth enough to spin front-to-back at home. A true crossover winner.

The Sound That Won't Quit

This is 1980s Tokyo at its most irresistible — glossy production, fat basslines, and grooves built to move a room. NOTOYA balances floor-fillers with sunset-hour mellow moments, so whether you're cueing up "Koi wa Saikou" to hit a crowd with that thick sway-beat or letting "ADIOS" glide through a Sunday afternoon, the whole set carries you. Boogie one minute, breezy AOR the next, fusion polish throughout — this is variety curated by someone who actually knows the vaults inside out.

Tracklist

Side A

  1. Hiromi Iwasaki / Watashi Rashiku
  2. The Carmets / Flying Woman
  3. ONE LINE BAND / YOU'RE THE ONLY ONE
  4. Takamura Aru / Koi wa Saikou (I'M IN LOVE)

Side B

  1. Marica / ANGEL IN THE NIGHT
  2. Mami Koyama / Twilight Train
  3. Irene Foreign / PRIVATE GIRL
  4. Sadistics / ADIOS

About DJ NOTOYA

DJ NOTOYA runs Tokyo Condition, an online record shop devoted to Japanese wamono, and he's spent years reissuing rare Japanese records and curating compilations that get the deep cuts right. His Tokyo 1980s Victor Edition — spotlighting Victor's deepest 80s boogie, funk, and modern soul — became a worldwide talking point and crossed 40 million Spotify streams, an unreal number for a specialist comp. He's a driving force behind the global wamono and city pop movement, and DJs and listeners the world over keep an eye on whatever he touches.

Who It's For

  • The wamono digger chasing rare Japanese boogie, AOR, and fusion who wants the next definitive Victor-era collection
  • The working DJ hunting fresh, floor-tested grooves nobody else in the room will have
  • The vinyl collector who saw how fast Vol.1 vanished and refuses to miss the sequel
  • The city pop lover ready to go deeper than the usual playlist favorites
  • The newcomer who found the sound online and wants it on a proper LP

Deep in the crates or just falling for the sound — this LP earns its spot in any collection.

Don't get left empty-handed — add the DJ NOTOYA Tokyo 1980s Victor Edition Vol.2 to your cart today and lock in a piece of wamono history before this one sells out like the last!

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