Japanese Breakfast
jump for joy
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Jubilee
Having been involved in other bands and projects, Japanese Breakfast began as a way for Michelle Zauner to explore her music solo. Much of her first album Psychopomp navigates her mother's death, which Michelle explored more five years later in her memoir Crying in H Mart, which became a best-seller. I love that through working through grief, Michelle accomplished incredible feats, output sensational art, and rose to stardom. She deserves all of the attention that's come her way. There aren't many people I would even compare against her. I admire her so much, especially for her courage in meeting the things that come to her.
- Juan's Basement Live Performance 2018
- Full concert at Pitchfork Music Festival 2022
- Livestreamed fifth night of sold-out shows in a row at Union Transfer, Aug 11 2021 (audio only)