YMCK

YMCK is a Japanese electronic music group formed in 2001. The group consists of a vocalist, a keyboardist, and a programmer. Their music is characterized by its chiptune influences, often incorporating sounds reminiscent of 8-bit video game music. YMCK's lyrical themes frequently touch upon fantastical elements, everyday life, and playful narratives, delivered in a sweet, often innocent vocal style.

The band's visual aesthetic is also a significant part of their identity, featuring a retro, pixelated art style and colorful, often whimsical costumes. This visual approach complements their musical sound, creating a cohesive and distinct "YMCK world." They have released numerous albums and singles, gaining a dedicated following both within Japan and internationally, particularly among fans of chiptune and video game music culture.

YMCK has also been involved in creating music for video games and has collaborated with various artists. Their performances often incorporate visual elements that further immerse the audience in their unique sonic and visual universe. The group's consistent adherence to their distinctive style has made them a recognizable and beloved act in the electronic music scene.