Jpop: Daoko - Moshimo Bokura ga GAME no Shuyakude (もしも僕らがGAMEの主役で)

This new video is the second one from Daoko's triple-single being released this coming week, with "Bang!" preceeding it. While Bang! had a clapping thing going, in "Moshimo Bokura ga GAME no Shuyakude", the theme is obviously retro computer gaming, and what fun it is! That said, I like her singing too, and the production by Oresama's Hideya Koijima is great.

• Daoko -  Moshimo Bokura ga GAME no Shuyakude (もしも僕らがGAMEの主役で)

Jpop: Suiyoubi no Campanella - Diablo (ディアブロ)

While the progressive japanese trio Suiyoubi no Campanella took their music to a slightly new area with their recent "Napoleon", the new video "Diablo" is slightly more conventional musically. But the video, oh, the video! I think I have never seen so many and diverse cultural references in a Japanese music video. From the naive pink monkeys to the burlesque acting from singer Koumai, computer game parody to old style wood block paintings, it is all depicted in a furious tempo and mixture. I just love it!

• Suiyoubi no Campanella - Diablo (ディアブロ)

Mandopop: Jolin Tsai - Play (I Don't Give A / 我呸)

After the pre-release "Phony", Jolin Tsai releases the first 'real' single from her new album, the 13th. The song is "Play" and again is computer-game themed. Think "The Sims" or something like that, and she works the theme with her usual charm and the EDM sound is quite in my taste too.

• Jolin Tsai - Play (I Don't Give A / 我呸)

Mandopop: Ben Xi (本兮)

Ben Xi is a singer, songwriter and model from Xinjiang in China. Her "Gun Love" is the title track for the chinese version of the korean online game CrossFire.

• Ben Xi - Gun Love (枪恋)
• Ben Xi ft Liwei Xi - That Afternoon (那天午后)
• Ben Xi - Silent (无语)
• Ben Xi - A heartbeat (某个心跳)
• Ben Xi - I Miss U (Ben Xi comes in at 3:40)