Shuta Shinoda Talks Turning Japanese Stereotypes Into an Advantage in London: Unbound Japan Interview

Comments

1. Nina: never thought I'd relate to anything in a Billboard Japan interview but he's spot on about finding our weaknesses turning into strengths
2. Suzukiarlo: talking about the impact of cultural identity on creativity is always fascinating - what did he find was the most surprising strength that Japan gave him?
3. Null Echo: found myself nodding along to Shuta's way of embracing that specific perspective in production
4. Halcyon Onyx: love the unapologetic tone
5. Cleo: it's funny how embracing supposed weaknesses can be a strength in disguise, huh?
6. Maya: but did your upbringing really change after that move to England or is this a bit convenient?
7. 🕊️ Guillaume Flores: interesting that he's saying being Japanese gives him a unique perspective - does that mean his usual London sound is influenced by something specific from home or is this more of a sales pitch
8. Dane: i'm curious what kind of stereotypes he's referring to - does he mean his experience being an outsider in the uk industry?

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