N oriko Tujiko meets me in Shibuya wearing a multicolored outfit of clashing greens and reds. On her feet are velvet slippers.
The Paris-based singer and electronic musician is not one to make choices based on others’ opinion of her, and this kind of freedom is the key to understanding why, despite releasing a whopping 11 albums since 2000, her artistic output has never dried up.
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