Juno Mamba’s ‘1996’ Is Tumbled Into Trance, Acid, and Techno by Manami

Manami: A Rising Star in Electronic Music

Manami, a Japanese producer, DJ, and pianist, is quickly making a name for herself in the electronic music scene. Born in Tokyo, raised in the United Kingdom, and now based in Bristol, her unique background is reflected in her diverse and enchanting productions. Her classical music training adds another layer of complexity and depth to her already impressive output.

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A Diverse and Impressive Discography

Despite having only four releases to date, Manami’s work showcases a remarkable range and quality. From the indie-dance influences of ‘A Dreamer’s Dream’ to the Italo-disco infused ‘Plastic Italo,’ and the glitchy breakbeats of ‘The 2000s,’ she deftly balances ambient, left-field techno, and disco elements. Beyond her music, Manami hosts regular radio shows on NTS, Worldwide FM, and Rinse FM, further solidifying her presence in the industry.

Remixing Juno Mamba’s ‘1996’

Manami’s remix of Juno Mamba’s ‘1996’ is a club-ready reimagining that showcases her versatility and pushes her creative boundaries. This remix fully embraces trance and techno, expanding her already impressive repertoire. She successfully incorporates the original vocals and synthesized elements into her signature style, creating a new and exciting take on the original.

Manami’s talent has not gone unnoticed. She is currently represented by Higher Ground, an agency that also represents notable artists such as Bicep, DJ Boring, and Jayda G.

‘1996 (Manami Remix)’ Availability

Juno Mamba’s ‘1996 (Manami Remix)’ was released on August 26th and is available for streaming and purchase here.