I wonder anybody can tell me the name of this piece she played ! I first saw this clip in 2016 and the song is just brilliant and I wanna know its name!!!SOS!
The name of the song is "Paradigm Shift", composed by Noriyuki Watanabe. But you won't find it on Spotify or anywhere. This song was used in a drum contest called "Feel It, Play It 2015" organized by a Japanese drum magazine called "Rhythm & Drum Magazine" in August 2015 (there was a CD in the magazine with the music track for drummers to record their drum track for submission). There are dozens of submissions recorded on RU-vid (interestingly enough MurataTamu didn't upload it to her own channel). MurataTamu passed the first round of screening for the video submissions (www.rittor-music.co.jp/drum_contest_2015/result.html). The winner was announced in December that year I think, but I'm unable to find out who actually won. Looks you have to get the actual magazine to find out.
The name of the song is "Paradigm Shift", composed by Noriyuki Watanabe. But you won't find it on Spotify or anywhere. This song was used in a drum contest called "Feel It, Play It 2015" organized by a Japanese drum magazine called "Rhythm & Drum Magazine" in August 2015 (there was a CD in the magazine with the music track for drummers to record their drum track for submission). There are dozens of submissions recorded on RU-vid (interestingly enough MurataTamu didn't upload it to her own channel). MurataTamu passed the first round of screening for the video submissions (www.rittor-music.co.jp/drum_contest_2015/result.html). The winner was announced in December that year I think, but I'm unable to find out who actually won. Looks you have to get the actual magazine to find out.
@@shampooboy104 Like I mentioned in my comment, it is only found in the magazine CD in Japan, and it will probably not have the drum track. I suggest you use RU-vid downloading websites to get the music track from this video. The magazine also uploaded a RU-vid video of this song (with some other drummer) at ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6yPk_2Ycid0.html . But I like Tamu's version better! I suspect if you like this kind of music, you will also like most J-Fusion bands like Casiopea, Dimension, TRIX and others.
