Let's properly introduce the band members:

I started writing songs back in 2017.

(After listening to enough music you eventually think: "Hey I should try to do this")

As for instruments, I mostly play the guitar, but I can somewhat play the piano.

Also, I really dig 60s music.

My favorite artists are The Beatles, The Beach Boys, The Doors, Syd Barrett, Gentle Giant, and Tom Waits.

I've always thought "vibe" is very important in music, so I always try for a good or interesting vibe when recording music, I've even used rough early takes over later ones because the vibe was better.

I look forward to working in the studio to create the next rotating disc of music, also known as an LP.

Thanks for stopping by, next!  

It's really thanks to the advancement of science and technology that I can play in a band with people I've never met in person, in English which I can't speak, and with virtual instruments, which I don't physically own.

The power of machine translation, composition software, and chat apps is incredible. This is the future!

My favorite artists include Happy Endings, Tama, Judee Sil, Shirley Collins, Brian Wilson, Vashti Bunyan, and The Books. I also like medieval music.

I like to record at home, and I've been doing it for a long time, but it's been one of my dreams to join a band like this, so I'm very happy!

I’m from the UK - more specifically, South East England. 

I’ve been great friends with Paul for several years now - as well as an eerily similar love of ‘60s psychedelia, we bonded over a shared surreal sense of humour. 

My favourite musical artists are The Beach Boys, The Band, The Beatles, Brian Eno, and The Byrds. It seems that “B” is a magic letter. My favourite guitar players are Roger McGuinn and Robbie Robertson. 

I greatly look forward to making music with Cellophane Company - it has been a blast getting to know Rokudai recently, and I think the three of us are a fantastic mixture of different people with different approaches. Variety and chemistry are the spice of life when it comes to creativity. Vive le Cellophane Company!

I realize it isn't 2007 anymore, and people really don't really go beyond the circle of popular social media sites anymore, so here are a couple of social media pages that I update sometimes!