Yasuko agawa biography for kids

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If it’s comfort week for me, it’s more music comfort for y’all. And it doesn’t get any more comfortable than Yasuko Agawa’s (aka Miss A) Dancing Lovers’ Nite. On the surface, far from being the jazzy/soulful Japanese pop music she’s much more known for, somewhere, lay something hidden: a fascinating, heart-pumping stab at taking her strengths into a different kind of underground. 

It’s not me to introduce Yasuko’s biography into the world. For those sleeping under a rock, it’s Yasuko Agawa’s scorching hot rendition of Light Of The World’s “London Town” as her “L.A. Night” that instantly pencils in whatever history I’ll fail to sketch out. A totemic single in Japanese R&B, “L.A. Night” and the album it came from, ’s Gravy crowned her as the de facto queen of her homeland’s soul-jazz vocal scene. After 6 years of trying to find her footing as a singer, this one-time actress finally found a way to split from the

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