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PES has also directed over 60 TV commercials, including spots for Honda (2016 and 2015), Android (2015), Kinder Surprise (2011), Washington State Lottery (2010), Scrabble (2008), Sprint (2007), Sneaux Shoes ('Human Skateboard', 2007), Orange (2006), Bacardi (2005), and Coinstar (2005). The commercial for Sneaux, 'Human Skateboard', became an.

Adam Pesapane (born May 26, 1973), known by the pseudonym PES, is an Oscar and Emmy-nominated American director and stop-motion animator of numerous short films and commercials. In 2013, his short film Fresh Guacamole was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film.^[1] It is the shortest film ever nominated for an Oscar.^[2] In 2016, his commercial for the Honda Motor Co. entitled 'Paper' earned an Emmy Award nomination for 'Outstanding Commercial of 2016.'

After receiving a B.A. in English Literature at the University of Virginia, PES migrated to film as a storytelling medium. His use of everyday objects and stop-motion animation to create original material is instantly recognizable. His work has been recognized in the United States and internationally, especially the short films Roof Sex, KaBoom!, Game Over, Western Spaghetti, and Fresh Guacamole. An early influence on PES's animation style is the work of Czech surrealist Jan Švankmajer.

Early life[edit]

Pesapane was born on May 26, 1973 in Dover, New Jersey,^[3] the son of an elementary school principal and a hairdresser.^[4] The name 'PES' is a family nickname deriving from the Italian surname 'Pesapane'.^[5]

Pesapane grew up in an Italian-American household in the Budd Lake section of Mount Olive Township, New Jersey and showed an early facility for drawing and painting.^[6][7] He attended Delbarton School, one of the nation's top private high schools,^[8] where he began exhibiting and selling his artwork.^[4]

Pesapane attended the University of Virginia as an Echols Scholar. In 1995 he earned a B.A. in English Literature and wrote his senior thesis on James Joyce's Ulysses. In addition to his English degree, Pesapane studied printmaking throughout all four years of college. He wrote and illustrated his own books, hand printing them using 15th-century techniques, and even made the paper they were printed on by pulping his own underwear.^[9][10]

In his senior year at U.Va, Pesapane lived on The Lawn, one of the University's highest honors. He lived at 33 West Lawn, in the room directly above the cornerstone of the University set by Thomas Jefferson in 1817.^[11][12]

After graduation, Pesapane moved to New York City where he landed his first job in the creative department of McCann-Erickson, a large advertising agency. He was hired because the agency's creative recruiter liked his portfolio of etchings, woodcuts, and lithographs, even though they bore no relevance to advertising.^[13]

Once inside the agency, Pesapane had daily exposure to award-winning commercials, short films, and music videos from around the world and first began thinking about making a film of his own. He cites the work of the Swedish directing collective Traktor, Michel Gondry, and Spike Jonze as influences from this period.^[9][10]

In 1998, while still working at the agency, Pesapane made his first film, a live-action short called Dogs of War. Based on a dream Pesapane had about hot dogs being dropped as bombs, the 48-second film 'anticipates PES's animation work through the use of absurd humor, placing everyday objects in unfamiliar situations and slick editing that clearly shows the influence of advertising films.'^[14]

Career[edit]

PES's first animated film, Roof Sex (2001), features two life-sized chairs having sex on a New York rooftop. Though only a minute long, the film took 20 shooting days to complete.^[15] Having no prior experience with animation, PES taught himself how to animate by doing tests with doll furniture in his NYC apartment.^[15] In 2002, Roof Sex won the Best First Film award at the Annecy International Animated Film Festival. Roof Sex was featured at over 100 film festivals worldwide and won numerous awards.^[16]

The war short KaBoom! (2004) was instrumental in defining the artist's personal style and approach to animating objects. The film features an atomic airstrike on a miniature city using children's toys and festive objects such as gift bows, Christmas ornaments, and clown-head cupcake toppers. Originally commissioned by Diesel as part of its 'Diesel Dreams' advertising campaign which launched in August 2004, KaBoom! was included on a DVD (along with 29 other short films) that was given away in stores worldwide when a pair of jeans was purchased. A 'Making of KaBoom!' narrated by PES is available on the director's website and gives insight into the logic behind the object use and selection.

In Game Over (2006), PES recreated classic arcade death sequences (from the games Centipede, Frogger, Asteroids, Space Invaders, and Pac-Man) with familiar objects including muffins, toy cars, insects, pizza and fried eggs. The film was inspired by an interview with Toru Iwatani, the creator of Pac-Man, who said the original source of inspiration for the Pac-Man character was a pizza with a slice missing.^[17][18] In July 2016, PES published a newly remastered HD version of Game Over on his YouTube Channel.

In July 2008, PES released his short Western Spaghetti. The film shows PES cooking spaghetti (the hands in the film are PES's^[19]) but all the ingredients in the dish are replaced with objects such as tomato pin cushions, rubber bands, Rubik's Cubes, post-it notes, and bubblewrap, and all are brought to life through stop-motion animation. TIME Magazine named 'Western Spaghetti' the #2 Internet film of 2008 in its 'Top Ten of Everything 2008'.^[20] The film also won an Honorable Mention at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival ^[21] and the Audience Award at the Annecy International Animated Film Festival in June 2009.

In winter 2008/2009 PES launched his own version of the classic 'Yule Log' television program, creating a miniature fireplace loop using pretzel logs and candy corn animated in stop-motion. The film is available as a free screensaver on the director's website.

PES has also directed over 60 TV commercials, including spots for Honda (2016 and 2015), Android (2015), Kinder Surprise (2011), Washington State Lottery (2010), Scrabble (2008), Sprint (2007), Sneaux Shoes ('Human Skateboard', 2007), Orange (2006), Bacardi (2005), and Coinstar (2005). The commercial for Sneaux, 'Human Skateboard', became an internet phenomenon in 2007, amassing millions of views online. His commercial for Honda, 'Paper', received an Emmy Award Nomination for 'Outstanding Commercial of 2016' in addition to picking up many advertising industry awards in 2016, including a Gold Lion at Cannes, a Gold Pencil at The One Show as well as The One Show's 'Automobile Advertising of the Year Award'. It was also selected to the permanent collection at the Musée de la Publicité at the Louvre and the Museum of Modern Art.

In August 2016 a new commercial PES directed for the Honda Ridgeline premiered during the Opening Ceremony of the Rio Olympics. Officially called 'The Power of Ridgeline', the spot is the director's largest production to date and features workers (who appear as ghosted blurred streaks) building a massive version of the Honda Logo utilizing materials they brought to the location using Ridgeline pickup trucks. The film was mostly shot in-camera and features a mixture of long exposure photography, stop-motion animation, live-action, and CGI.

In June 2008 Director Michel Gondry was quoted in Paste magazine as saying 'Clicking on a PES film is to open a safe and suddenly see a million ideas glittering and exploding. The only reason you close the door is to re-open it just after and discover what will pop this time.'^[22]

In December 2010, PES's short 'The Deep' premiered in Episode 1 of Showtime Network's 'Short Stories' series (PES's films were the source of inspiration for the series).^[23] 'The Deep' features various metallic objects including old hand tools, nut crackers, calipers, film lenses, faucet knobs, chains, skeleton keys, a bike horn, a belt of bullets, and a piece of a flute that come to life as mysterious sea creatures. The film is an imaginary nature documentary.

In March 2012, PES released Fresh Guacamole, a follow-up to his stop-motion short 'Western Spaghetti' (2008). The film features familiar objects such as grenades, a baseball, dice, Christmas tree bulbs, a miniature golf ball, and poker chips that are transformed into a dish of guacamole. In January 2013, 'Fresh Guacamole' was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film.^[1] It is the shortest film ever nominated for an Oscar.^[2] The film premiered as part of Showtime's 'Short Stories' series online and on TV. Showtime's YouTube posting of 'Fresh Guacamole' amassed 3.5 million hits in its first 4 days online. Of the initial idea, PES says 'I had the core idea of a grenade as an avocado. Even though this type of grenade is referred to as a 'Pineapple Grenade' I've always thought they looked more like avocados. I built the film around this idea, filling in the blanks and ingredients around it.'^[24] As in 'Western Spaghetti', the hands in the film are PES's.^[24]

After being nominated for an Academy Award, 'Fresh Guacamole' was released along with all the other 15 Oscar-nominated short films in theaters by ShortsHD.^[25][26]

On December 8, 2014, PES released Submarine Sandwich, the third film in his stop-motion food film trilogy, and the follow-up film to the Oscar-nominated 'Fresh Guacamole'. The film is set in an old Italian deli in which all the meats and cold cuts have been substituted with vintage athletic equipment such as boxing gloves (ham), footballs (roast beef), baseball gloves (turkey), hockey gloves (wieners), punching bags, old tube socks and soccer balls (various cheeses). The film depicts the construction of a large submarine sandwich in which all the ingredients are non edible items such as Slinky toys, shredded US currency, View-Master reels, etc, which are chosen because of their resemblance in some way to the ingredients they represent.

As in Fresh Guacamole and Western Spaghetti the hands featured in the film are PES's. The role of the butcher in the film is also played by PES, the first time the director has made a cameo appearance in one of his own films. The film was sponsored by Nikon (and was shot on the Nikon D810 camera) and the remainder of the funding was raised through Kickstarter. PES has stated that he got the idea for the film when he saw a Hobart 410 'Streamliner' deli slicer in an exhibit of industrial design at the Museum of Modern Art and was struck by the image of slicing a boxing glove in it.^[27]

On March 12, 2012, Deadline Hollywood reported that PES was set to direct a feature film based on the Garbage Pail Kids trading card series originally published by Topps in 1985.^[28] The film was to be based on a story by PES and writer Michael Vukadinovich. Former Disney CEO Michael Eisner was set to produce the film through Eisner's The Tornante Company. The film was later cancelled.^[28]

On November 17, 2012, Wired magazine reported that PES has a second feature film project in development entitled 'Lost & Found.' Based on an original idea and incorporating the director's signature style, PES is teaming up with and Katz/Smith Productions and the writer Seth Grahame-Smith on story development.^[4]

Filmography[edit]

Short films[edit]

• Submarine Sandwich (2014)
• Black Gold (2014)
• Fresh Guacamole (2012)
• The Deep (2010)
• Western Spaghetti (2008)
• The Fireplace (aka Yule Log) (2008)
• My Pepper Heart
• Cake Countdown (2007)
• Game Over (2006)
• Making of KaBoom!
• KaBoom! (2004)
• Fireworks (2004)
• Making of Roof Sex
• Pee-Nut (2003)
• Drowning Nut
• Baby Nut
• Moth
• Marriage is for...
• Prank Call (2003)
• Rogue Peanut
• Roof Sex (2001)
• Dogs of War (first film, 1998)

Commercials[edit]

• Corona x Parley 'THE FISH' (2019)
• Honda 'The Power of Ridgeline' (2016)
• Android 'Fingerprints' (2015)
• Honda 'Paper' (2015)
• Lipton 'Mussel Beach' (2015)
• Ford Italia Tennis - 5 Vines (2015)
• Samsung Galaxy K Zoom - 3 Vines (2014)
• CitizenM Hotels 'Swan Song' (2014)
• Het Klokhuis (Title Sequence) (2013) (NL)
• Kinder Surprise (2011) (UK)
• Washington State Lottery (2010)
• Scrabble '60th Anniversary' (2008)
• More Than 'Journey'(2008)(UK)
• More Than 'Motor'(2007)(UK)
• More Than 'Home'(2007)(UK)
• Sprint (2007)
• Sneaux Shoes 'Human Skateboard' (2007)
• PlayStation PSP 'Fred' (2006) (UK)
• PlayStation PSP 'Milo & Maria' (2006 (UK)
• Orange Telecom 'Socks' (2006) (UK)
• Blue Cross (2005)
• Coinstar 'Gift' (2005)
• Coinstar 'Book' (2005)
• Bacardi Coco (2005)
• Bacardi Razz (2005)
• Bacardi Apple (2005)
• Bacardi Limon (2005)
• Coinstar 'Inspired Coins' (2005)
• Los Angeles Dodgers 'Bobbleheads' (2005)
• Nike 'Wild Horses Redux' (2003)
• MoveOn.org 'Missing' (2003)
• Glacier Glove
• The Learning Channel 'Beasty Boy'
• Tic Tac 'Whittlin' Wood'

References[edit]

1. ^ ^ab'Nominees for the 85th Academy Awards', Oscars.org, January 10, 2013
2. ^ ^ab'Animation Basks in Oscar Spotlight', The New York Times, January 30, 2013
3. ^Robinson, Chris. Animators Unearthed: A Guide to the Best of Contemporary Animation, p. 57. A&C Black, 2010. ISBN9780826429568. Accessed December 1, 2017. 'Born in Dover, New Jersey, PES says that he says that he was always interested in art.'
4. ^ ^abc'Meet PES, the Stop-Motion Genius Who Turns Grenades Into Fresh Guacamole', WIRED.com, November 17, 2012
5. ^Robinson, Chris. 'PES Play', in Animators Unearthed: A Guide to the Best of Contemporary Animation, Continuum, 2010, pg. 57
6. ^'PES Talks 'Fresh Guacamole', AWN.com, February 6, 2013
7. ^Hyman, Vicki. 'Oscars 2013: Budd Lake's PES nominated for best animated short for appetizing Guacamole', NJ Advance Media for NJ.com, February 24, 2013. Accessed December 1, 2017. 'Maybe you, like Adam Pesapane, have glanced at a mound of avocados in the supermarket and mistook them, for a moment, for a stockpile of grenades.... The Budd Lake native and Delbarton graduate is nominated for best animated short for 'Fresh Guacamole,' an infectiously entertaining stop-motion wonder that clocks in at one minute and 40 seconds, the shortest film ever nominated for an Oscar.'
8. ^'How The Schools Stack Up', The Wall Street Journal, December, 2007
9. ^ ^ab'Fairly Long Interview with the Director of the Shortest Film Ever Nominated for an Academy Award', in 1985, Jonathan Mayor, 2014
10. ^ ^ab'Oscars: PES aims for a long shelf life with 'Fresh Guacamole' buzz', Los Angeles Times, John Horn, February 23, 2013
11. ^Lawn & Range Directory 1895-2016
12. ^Timeline of the Founding of the University of Virginia, Monticello.org
13. ^'PES: The Deep', Motionographer Interview, 2011
14. ^Robinson, Chris. 'PES Play', in Animators Unearthed: A Guide to the Best of Contemporary Animation, Continuum, 2010, pp. 58
15. ^ ^ab'The Making of Roof Sex' by PES
16. ^'Bio from Ottawa '05 International Animated Festival'. Archived from the original on 2007-09-20. Retrieved 2009-02-12.
17. ^''Game Over' interview with PES, The Animation Show, 2006'. Archived from the original on 2009-03-22. Retrieved 2009-02-12.
18. ^Original interview with Toru Iwatani, transcribed from Programmers at Work, Microsoft Press, June 26, 1986. [1]
19. ^'PES discusses the creation of Western Spaghetti', Digital Arts Magazine, August 1, 2008.[2]Archived 2008-12-30 at the Wayback Machine
20. ^'The Top 10 of Everything 2008', TIME Magazine, December 2008
21. ^'Sundance Shorts Awards Announced', January 21, 2009
22. ^''Glittering Delight', Paste Magazine, June 2008, p.16'. Archived from the original on 2009-02-02. Retrieved 2009-02-12.
23. ^'Showtime SHORT Stories - Trevor Noren / PES Interview', The Reel (UK), January 24, 2011
24. ^ ^ab'PES dices with magic', 1.4 magazine (UK), March 2012
25. ^'Oscar Nominated Short Films 2013'. The New York Times. 2013.
26. ^'Fresh Guacamole'. The New York Times. 2013.
27. ^''PES on Stop-Motion & Making of 'Submarine Sandwich', ImageChaser.com, December 17, 2014'. Archived from the original on 2016-03-12. Retrieved 2016-03-07.
28. ^ ^ab'Michael Eisner’s Tornante Company Behind Feature Adaptation Of ‘Garbage Pail Kids’', Deadline.com, March 12, 2012

Further reading[edit]

• Gasek, Tom. Frame-By-Frame Stop Motion: The Guide to Non-Traditional Animation Techniques. Focal Press, 2011. ISBN0240817281
• Levy, David B. Directing Animation. Allworth Press, 2010. ISBN1581157460
• Robinson, Chris. 'PES Play.' In Animators Unearthed: A Guide to the Best of Contemporary Animation. Bloomsbury Academic, 2010, pp. 57–70. ISBN0826429564
• Wells, Paul, Johnny Hardstaff and Darryl Clifton. Re-Imagining Animation: The Changing Face of the Moving Image. Fairchild Books, 2008. ISBN2940373698

External links[edit]

• PES on IMDb
• PESfilm.com, Director's website. Selected films available here.
• PES's channel on YouTube
• Director's Facebook page Some behind-the-scenes material here.
• LATimes feature on PES in Los Angeles Times, February 23, 2013
• Chapter on PES in Animators Unearthed, Continuum, 2010
• PES interview in Animation World Network in AWN, February 2013
• PES interview in Salon in Salon, February 2013
• Make Magazine article on Western Spaghetti, June 2010
• PES talks Directing Commercials in Directing Animation, Allworth Press, 2010
• WIRED article on PES in WIRED, November 2012
• 'The Deep' interview with PES at Motionographer, January 2011
• 'Fresh Guacamole' Interview with PES in 1.4 magazine (UK), March 2012
• PES set to direct Garbage Pail Kids movie at Deadline.com, March 2012

Rip Slyme (often stylized as RIP SLYME) was a Japanese hip hop group. It is composed of four MCs; Ryo-Z, Ilmari, Pes & Su and a DJ, Fumiya. Their sound derives its influences from old school hip hop and other hip hop such as The Pharcyde, De La Soul, Public Enemy, Jurassic 5, the Beastie Boys, DJ Premier and Leaders of the New School.

To date they have released six indie singles with 17 major singles. They have also released two indie albums, ten major albums, one live album, one indies collection and three best-of albums.

On October 31 2018 the group announced that they were suspending all activities^[1]. This announcement came six months after a tabloid alleged that Su was cheating on his wife and the group started conducting activities without him.^[2] Rip Slyme’s website has since shut down.

Members[edit]

• Ryo-Z: Ryouji Narita (成田亮治 Narita Ryouji), born July 15, 1974
• Ilmari: Keisuke Ogihara (荻原恵介 Ogihara Keisuke), b. June 17, 1975
• Pes: Masatsugu Chiba (千葉昌嗣 Chiba Masatsugu), b. December 27, 1976
• Su: Kazuto Otsuki (大槻一人 Ōtsuki Kazuto), b. November 20, 1973
• DJ Fumiya: Fumiya Takeuchi (竹内文也 Takeuchi Fumiya), b. March 14, 1979

Biography[edit]

The group was formed in 1994 by Ryo-Z and Ilmari, who were later joined by Pes (he attended the same school as Ilmari). The Rip in Rip Slyme stands for their initials. Slyme was a popular children's toy at that time. Their name is also a pun on the phrase 'lips' rhyme'. Winning an amateur rapping contest 'Young MCs In Town', they started their musical career with their first album Lips Rhyme in 1995. Later they added DJ Fumiya (who had studied under East End X Yuri's DJ Yoggy) and Su (previously a backup dancer for East End X Yuri). In 1998 they released their second album, 'Talkin' Cheap' and also took part in Dragon Ash's Total Communication event.

Becoming more successful, they signed to Warner Music Group in 2000. By then they had released several indie singles including their EP 'Underline No. 5' and 'Mata Au Hi Made' which had received the help of Fantastic Plastic Machine. 'Mata Au Hi Made' was released on Warner Music Group's Indies label. Their first major single was 'Stepper's Delight' released 22 March 2001. The title was a play on The Sugarhill Gang's 'Rapper's Delight'.

In general, Fumiya composes most of the music, while Ryo-Z, Pes, Ilmari, and Su write their own lyrics. However, before Fumiya became a member, Pes composed most of the songs. Each member has tried their hand at composing music for Rip Slyme, and Pes occasionally plays guitar on some tracks (Such as Home and More & More, for example). Allegedly, Pes was in a rock band before being introduced to hip hop music by Ilmari and Ryo-Z.

In 2002, they received MTV Video Music Awards Japan for 'Best Newcomer' and 'Best Hip-hop Group'.

The same year they released a big-budget album 'Tokyo Classic', which became Japan's first million-selling hip-hop album, with a sound compared to James Brown's soul and funk. Two singles from the album, 'Funkastic' and 'Rakuen Baby' collected MTV awards in 2003. 'Super Shooter', featured as a B-side to theirsingle 'Galaxy', is the theme song for the animeGantz.

From late 2005 (after the release of Good Job! in August) through 2006, DJ Fumiya was on extended break, citing illness. For performances, a friend of the band, DJ Soma, was a stand-in. Fumiya's break led to several interesting side projects and collaborations from other members. Fumiya returned to activity for concerts in late summer 2006, and for the Rip Slyme release, Epoch.^[3]

On 7 July 2007, Rip Slyme performed their single 'Nettaiya' at Live Earth in Kyoto, Japan. Later that year, they would go on to release their fifteenth major single, 'Speed King', and their seventh Warner album, Funfair, shortly after.

In summer 2008, they released 'Taiyou to Bikini'. Later that year, three digital singles would debut, all of which would be on the February 2009 single 'Stairs'. Rip Slyme released their eighth album, Journey, on June 10, 2009.

Rip Slyme has provided voiceover work as well as the ending theme for an episode of the Japanese dub of SpongeBob SquarePants.^[4] The episode aired on May 6, 2009.

In 2010, Rip Slyme was one of the artists launched on Warner Music's new sublabel, unBORDE.^[5]

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Side projects[edit]

Ilmari formed a short lived group with Kj and BOTS of Dragon Ash, and Shigeo of Skebo King called Steady & Co.. The group released their debut album Chambers in 2001. Ilmari and Ryo-Z along with Wise, Verbal of M-Flo, and Nigo the founder of A Bathing Ape formed a super group known as Teriyaki Boyz. The Teriyaki Boyz released two albums: Beef or Chicken (2005) and Serious Japanese (2009). In 2012 Ilmari formed a Hip-Hop/Rock band named The Beatmoss with Kosen, Yas, and Sohnosuke.^[6] The group released two albums: The Beatmoss Vol. 1 (2012) and The Beatmoss Vol. 2 (2013).^[6] Pes released his first solo album, Suteki na Koto in 2012.^[7][8]

Discography[edit]

• Talkin' Cheap (1998)
• Five (2001)
• Tokyo Classic (2002)
• Time to Go (2003)
• Masterpiece (2004)
• Epoch (2006)
• Funfair (2007)
• Journey (2009)
• Star (2011)
• Golden Time (2013)
• 10 (2015)

Awards and nominations[edit]

2002

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• MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Best Hip Hop Artist(Winner)
• MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Best New Artist(Winner)
• MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Best Live Performance

2003

• MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Video of the Year - Rakuen Baby (Winner)
• MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Best Group Video - Rakuen Baby (Winner)
• MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Best Hip Hop Video - Funktastic (Winner)
• MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Album of the Year - Tokyo Classic

2004

• MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Best Group Video - Joint
• MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Best Hip Hop Video - Joint
• MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Best buzzASIA Japan - Joint

2006

• MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Best Collaboration Video - Hotei x Rip Slyme - Battle Funkastic (Winner)

2007

• MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Best Collaboration Video - Quruli feat. Rip Slyme - Juice

2008

• MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Best Hip Hop Video - I.N.G (Winner)
• MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Best Group Video - I.N.G

2009

• MTV Video Music Awards Japan - Best Pop Video - Taiyou to Bikini

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See also[edit]

References[edit]

1. ^'RIP SLYME OFFICIAL HP (archive)'. RIP SLYME OFFICIAL HP via the Internet Archive. Retrieved 5 October 2020.
2. ^'WHip-Hop group RIP SLYME to suspend all activities, official website closed on October 31st'. Neo Tokyo 2099. 2018-10-31. Retrieved 2019-05-02.
3. ^'Epoch RIP SLYME CD Album'. CDJapan.co.jp. 2006-11-29. Retrieved 2015-05-28.
4. ^'RIP SLYME「スポンジ・ボブ」新テーマ提供＆声優にも挑戦 - 音楽ナタリー'. Natalie.mu. Archived from the original on 2009-04-08. Retrieved 2015-05-28.
5. ^'Warner Music's new label unBORDE launches with Shinsei Kamattechan, RIP SLYME, Kusuo'. Tokyograph.com. 2010-12-20. Retrieved 2015-05-28.
6. ^ ^ab'The Beatmoss - rock band - jpop'. Jpopasia.com. Retrieved 2015-05-28.
7. ^'PES reveals details on his first solo album'. Tokyohive.com. 2012-08-23. Retrieved 2015-05-28.
8. ^'Yahoo'. My.entertainment.yahoo.com. Retrieved 2015-05-28.

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