Unit Asia, a multicultural jazz outfit known for its high-energy performances and versatile musical sensibilities, is about to delight music lovers in Japan.
The group — whose members are Japanese guitarist Isao Miyoshi, Thai saxophone player Koh Mr. Saxman, Japanese drummer Hiroyuki Noritake, Malaysian pianist Tay Cher Siang and Japanese bassist Shigeki Ippon — was formed last year under the auspices of the Japan Foundation as an attempt to broaden the scope and creativity of Asian musicians.
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