Buoyed by the success of their by-invitation performance at the Japan Expo 2008, held in Paris in June, Lost Color People are proud to announce the Japan release of LCP LIVE! – a live recording previously available only in Europe.

Recorded in Japan in May 2008, this album showcases the grooving, rocking funk sound that delighted many thousands in France, who either saw the band perform or listened to a special in-studio performance broadcast live on Radio France. What's more, LCP LIVE! also contains bonus material not available on the Europe-only release – hear the band perform their interpretation of Gauloises by Hiroshi "Monsieur" Kamayatsu and watch them play live in a special video by French director, Alexandre Bartholo.

LCP LIVE! goes on sale on November 19th. Get your copy of the CD from major outlets such as Amazon, HMV, Tower Records, and Shinseido, in addition to many other Japanese record stores carrying independent releases. Or if you prefer downloads, please visit iTunes, Amazon MP3, or one of the many other sites accessible from all over the world.

The band built-up a musical concept named cool groove, that they describe as a mix of a very adult style music, deeply imbued with soul and as a whole being sang in English and Japanese.
Lost Color People was founded in 1999, in Yamanashi prefecture. The band initially got itself known through fully instrumental music pieces, used as promotional jingles for radio channels or on idols's DVD.
The band kept on building-up their sound by adding to their experience of the scene, notably as support acts for well-known artists, be it in small concert halls or at Jazz festivals.
On the 26th of November 2003, Lost Color People released their first mini-album, Connectors, which was sold all over Japan and started a long tour of six months, the Connectors Tour that ended in May 2004 at the Kazoo Hall in Kofu. The concert lasted for nearly two and a half hours in front of a full and enthusiastic concert hall. The band deployed their entire songbook, rich with rock, soul, funk or jazz sonorities. At the end of this tour, the seven musicians started to compose a second album.
In spring 2005, Lost Color People set up their own label, ..:: LCP RECORDS ::.. under which they released their second album Fake it, on the 24th of August 2005. Lost Color People has currently signed with two bands: Essence and Glove Senses.

Official Japanese Site ›› http://lcpweb.net/
MySpace ›› http://www.myspace.com/lostcolorpeople
mixi(Japanese SNS) ›› http://c.mixi.jp/lcp
Last.fm ›› http://www.last.fm/music/Lost+Color+People
Facebook ›› http://www.facebook.com/lostcolorpeople
Wikipedia(Japanese) ›› http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lost_Color_People

• 2 23, 2010 » 2010/03/12 [Nite of Wine and Music] [ Live ]
• 6 13, 2009 » 2009/08/08 [Yamanashi Prefectual Citizen's Culture Hall] [ Live ]
• 5 15, 2009 » 2009/06/27 [Yamanashi Hanger Hall] [ Live ]
• 3 22, 2009 » 2009/05/23 [Yamanashi Hanger Hall] [ Live ]
• 3 22, 2009 » 2009/05/02 [Nagoya Swing] [ Live ]
• 3 5, 2009 » 2009/04/19 [Kofu KAZOO HALL] [ Live ]
• 12 24, 2008 » LCP Live Movie [ News ]
• 11 19, 2008 » 2008/12/14 [Ina GRAM HOUSE] [ Live ]
• 10 15, 2008 » Nolife-tv [ News ]
• 9 18, 2008 » LCP LIVE! (Japan Version) [ Discography ]