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Marter

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about

Marter, the pseudonym of Masateru Yamauchi (山内将輝) who was born in Tokyo, Japan, where he lived until he moved to Los Angeles, California at the age of 14. He attended Berklee College in Boston to study music, and moved back to Japan upon graduating to start his music career. He played gigs with multiple bands as a bassist and a singer, while also releasing 2 albums, Tsuki no Desio and Preferable Reality. After moving to Berlin and living there for 2 years, he released his first album as Marter, Weltraumästhetik, in 2009. At Berklee college he had been in the Gospel choir, and it was there that he met his mentor, Dennis Montgomery III, who introduced him to the world of gospel and R&B soul. It was this inspirational source, combined with his exposure to techno and drum and bass raves in London, that led to the creation of Marter. Combining slick beats along the lines of J Dilla with vocals eerily similar to that of Seal, Marter released a second album, Finding & Searching, in 2012. Visit his official soundcloud at https://soundcloud.com/masateruyamauchi for more tracks and downloads. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

top songs

1

Mori no kotoba

5,011
2

Won't you come back

764
3

Wonderful Day

737
4

Wonderful Day - alt. version

605
5

A Place I Belong

477
6

For You

454
7

This Journey

435
8

森の言葉

430
9

When I'm With You

359
10

Flowers and Butterfly

337

albums

SONGS OF FOUR SEASONS

SONGS OF FOUR SEASONS

This Journey

This Journey

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真夏の海

By The Ocean

By The Ocean

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A Place I Belong

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For You

Finding & Searching

Finding & Searching

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Flowers and Butterfly

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新しい世界

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Make a Stand

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Shining Star / Beach House

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Transformation

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