Ibiza-based artist Julian Perez returned to Japan in December 2016 for his first visit in two and a half years, covering two cities: Nagoya and Tokyo.

The tour coincided with the release of his debut album Solemnity (FAS012) on Fathers & Sons Productions — the label he founded in 2012, known for its subtle, dubby house sound and a catalogue where every release sold out within days of going on sale, some fetching over €100 on the secondary market within months of release.

Both dates featured a b2b with Satoshi Otsuki of Tresvibes Soundsystem, who had also appeared at a Fathers & Sons Productions night at Ibiza Underground that September.

Dates:
Friday 16 December 2016 — Addition with Julian Perez & Satoshi Otsuki, Mago, Nagoya
Saturday 17 December 2016 — All Wet, Sankeys TYO, Tokyo

The Japan visit was followed by appearances at Modular Boxing Night in Liverpool (with Rhadoo) and the Epizode Festival in Vietnam on New Year's Eve.

Original article

Original article — Resident Advisor Japan, December 2016