Tokyosongbird

Tokyosongbird
Tokyosongbird
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Monthly Listeners

Monthly Listeners143-8.9%7dListeners from Playlists143-8.9%7dChangeN/A—

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Discography

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Top Listener Locations

INMumbai, IN3
DEHanover, DE3
MYKuala Lumpur, MY3
NZAuckland, NZ3

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Emerging from a rebirth of creative clarity, Tokyosongbird returns with their fourth single, “Don't Take Your Love Away,” an almost Bondy, emotionally resonant, smoky, Trip-Hop Lament on Love’s Final Threads. Best known previously for the Justin Lewis Orchestra, Tokyosongbird's Justin shifts course on this new project playing every instrument themselves, crafting a signature "wall of sound" with producer Dave Sanderson (65daysofstatic, Reverend and the Makers) and embracing analogue synth textures. The new track, “Don't Take Your Love Away,” paints a cinematic portrait of a relationship's slow unravelling. “Like when everyone knows it over but the one trying the hardest, and the raw ache in that blindness.” The release follows earlier singles including “After the Storm,” which gained unexpected traction across U.S. platforms after a spontaneous drop. “I don’t chase perfection, I chase feeling. Sometimes that means scrapping an entire track if it doesn’t stir the soul.” With a growing catalogue, a refusal to settle, and a story as moving as the music itself, Tokyosongbird stands poised to become one of the most compelling new voices in indie music.

Updated Nov 11, 2026, 7:42 PM
First discovered Dec 10, 2023, 7:32 PM