The English name of "Shen Si Jie" is S.E.N.S.

One of the three giants of Japanese new age music: Shen Si Jie (S.E.N.S.)

"Shen Si Jie" is a A duo band composed of Akihiko Fukaura and Yukari Katsuki, founded in 1984, this new age music group has been in existence for more than 20 years. They

's soundtrack works, in addition to the popular "Sad City" and "Maritime Silk Road" series, also include Japanese TV series "White Paper of Love", "Blue Bird", "God, Please Give Me More Time", "Two "Thousand Years of Love" etc. Their music combines

Akihiko Fukaura's Rock/Pops music style, complements Yukari Katsuki's classical literacy, and coupled with the effects of electronic synthesis technology, has set off a whirlwind in the Japanese music industry.

In order to match the soundtrack of the NHK special episode "Maritime Silk Road" TV series, they changed the group name to "S.E.N.S." which means "sense" (sensibility) and "Cense" (incense). At this point, S.E.N.S. (Spiritual Thinkers) was officially established.

From the heart-stirring soundtracks of TV documentaries to the familiar soundtracks of Japanese idol dramas, S.E.N.S. has been injecting diverse images and refined spiritual ideas into music. On the eve of the new century, The Thinkers once again released their 30th album together. It is a selection of spiritual music that leads us back to the origin and pursues a pure and simple transparent feeling.

They are writers. The melody is like poetry, prose, or singing, elegant and timeless, and full of beauty. One is a rock music player, and the other is a music conservatory graduate. The combination of two people with completely different musical paths is incredible. As a result, their music is sometimes gentle and sometimes unrestrained, making it even more wonderfully harmonious.

They are painters. Whether it's a documentary, a movie, or a TV series, they can always follow the plot and pictures to find the most appropriate music style. As a result, one after another classic soundtracks were born from their writing: Maritime Silk Road Trilogy, Forbidden City Trilogy, Sad City, and countless Japanese dramas. Listening to the music, the touching pictures I have seen before naturally come to mind. Even those who have never seen it seem to be able to imagine the joys and sorrows of the characters in the play from the ups and downs of the musical notes. The soundtrack is so superb that I think I shouldn’t use the word “worthy” anymore. Shen Si Zhe is indeed worthy of the reputation of "The King of Japanese Drama Soundtracks"!

PS: In fact, their music has been used as background music in Hong Kong and Taiwan costume dramas more than ten years ago. Even CCTV-4’s National Treasure Archives is using their music. The background shows their influence

The following is the download address for the album of S.E.N.S Poseidon/topics/15779/