[Machine Translation] Rokugen Club (Rokugen Club) is led by guitarist Masanori Narikawa, who has provided live support and recordings for Toshio Tsunomatsu, Miki Imai, Misia, and others as a studio musician, and Farah, a former record store buyer and DJ/composer who has performed with top DJs and bands in Japan and abroad including Jazzanova, Truby Trio, and The Five Corners Quintet. The unit RF consists of DJ/composer Farah, a former record shop buyer who has performed with top DJs and bands in Japan and abroad, including Jazzanova, Truby Trio, and The Five Corners Quintet. The experience and sensibility of these two musicians and DJs, each of whom has built a career in the field over many years, will weave together a new and unprecedented sound. RF's 1st 7inch single, released in October last year, was sold out at record stores in Japan and overseas, and was ranked No.1 in weekly sales in Fat City, UK. The album has become a worldwide sensation, especially in the UK and Europe. Their long-awaited first album is finally released, featuring M-1, a jam cover of The Pharcyde / Runnin', which was previously cut as a 7inch single, M-2, a raw sublimation of the middle classic by Souls Of Mischief, and Lamp Eye / Testimony. M-4, a UK Jazz DJ classic sampled by Nujabes and brought into the world of RF, M-5, a dub and acoustic interpretation of the well-known "Walk on the wild side" from ATCO / Can I kick it, and "Buddha's Holiday M-6, a breathy and mellow version of Joe Thomas' "Coco", M-7, an exhilarating acoustic mellow groove of George Duke's "Time Machine", sampled by Time Machine, and RF's answer to Jurassic 5's "Swing set", the Funky Swing M-7. M-8, RF's answer to Jurassic 5 / Swing set, M-9, a high-speed medley of Brazilian hip-hop sampling sources, and M-10, a Latin Jazz masterpiece sampled by Five Deez and dyed in RF colors, all of them can be regarded as "push tunes". Masanori Narikawa ( g )