Band Shin In Ryu Keyboardist Miyoku, an Interview Capturing Musical Identity and Taste

Miyoku, the keyboardist of the band Shin In Ryu, appeared as the ninth protagonist of the 'TASTING NOTE' series released by the music channel artic. This video takes the form of an interview targeting musicians, covering the musical tastes and personal values held by Miyoku.

Musical Taste and Preferences Seen Through a Playlist

In the early part of the video, Miyoku continues the interview by answering specific questions regarding musical taste. According to the timeline of the released video, he presents criteria for musical choices, starting with the question of what kind of music should go into the first track of a playlist. He reveals various musical preferences, such as songs that people around him evaluate poorly but he alone likes, or songs that are not his taste but he ends up listening to. In particular, he shares detailed personal music listening habits through questions about music that is so good he listens to it alone in secret without telling anyone, or music for which he wishes the copyright royalties were a bit higher.

New Beginnings and Moments of Past Devotion

The interview expands beyond musical taste into individual life and attitudes. Miyoku mentions the feeling of starting something new and the things he was once deeply devoted to. Furthermore, he shares what he is currently into and what he likes, capturing the process of explaining the starting point of his music and the musical direction he aims for in the future. This goes beyond simple sharing of tastes to show the process of forming his identity as a musician.

Reflections on Life's Truths and Happiness

In the latter half of the video, Miyoku faces more philosophical questions. He answers what the unchanging truths of life are and what happiness means to him. He then mentions small regrets he had in the past and activities he wants to do in the future, continuing a conversation that connects his life as a musician with his life as an individual. The interview concludes with closing remarks, deeply illuminating his inner self as a musician.