Tokyo producer Yoshino Yoshikawa has often described his work as "ultrapop," and for a while that term made perfect sense. Yoshikawa created busy, buzzing songs in the mold of Yasutaka Nakata. With names such as "Kawaii Candy," they were a colorful rush of synthesizers and digitally manipulated vocals. He still champions the term, but his music has been shifting as of late. He now works with idol groups making reeled-back productions, and on the new "Yumetatsu Glider" EP, he has crafted a laid-back collection serving as "short stories about summer in Tokyo." They show off his sonic range, and together it's a lovely set compiled for relaxing afternoons.