COSA NOSTRA
Cosa Nostra is a Japanese electronic pop unit formed in Shibuya in 1991 by
producer Tetsurō Sakura as the central figure. Initially a collective of DJs and
session musicians from clubs such as tool's bar and P‑Picasso, the group
released its debut self‑titled album Cosa Nostra on Zero Corporation in 1991
after a vocal audition that brought in Momoko Suzuki and Nobu Iokawa. The band
signed with Toy's Factory in 1994, releasing the single "Girl Talk" in 1993,
which topped the J‑Wave annual chart, and the album SEVEN in 1994, which sold
over 100,000 copies. Their 1996 single "Jolie"...
