助川久美子 Kumiko Sukegawa Japan
started playing the jazz double-bass when in the college.
since 2001 collaborating with Anthony K., poet and producer,
makes many original songs.
In 2004, won the music contest "Music for lohas" and released the first album titled "The lullabies for adults" from one of the japanese major label "Victor".
tries to make a new standard putting a prayer into the voice.
助川久美子 ウッドベース・ギター・トンコリ等
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