Japanese singer-songwriter associated with acid-folk and psychedelic folk recordings.

Reviewed on DeBaser: Lavender Edition (review by Lao Tze) describes her use of a Rickenbacker guitar, a 'doll-like' voice, and places her within the Far East acid-folk scene.

Lao Tze's DeBaser review describes Ai Aso's Lavender Edition as hypnotic and atmospheric, with a doll-like voice and Rickenbacker guitar. The review evokes 1960s nostalgia and places her within Far East acid-folk. A moderate rating (3/5) accompanies praise for mood and charm.

For:Listeners of acid-folk and psychedelic/neo-folk; fans of intimate, vintage-styled vocals and atmospheric records.

 ...she herself seems from another time, with the appearance, hair, dress, and white shoes of a girl like many who, at the Budokan in '66, would hold her head in her hands screaming before Lennon and McCartney.

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