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Doddodo (born Namin Haku, in Osaka, Japan) is an Electronic artist. Her sound has also been labelled as bastardised hip hop/breakcore, due to her heavy usage of intense drum breaks. She has been self releasing albums a for Japanese label Renda records (owned by Japanese cybergrind artist Maruosa) since 2002, before she was recommended to the UK eclectic label Adaadat, by fellow adaadat and renda artist Ove-Naxx.

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Doddodo is a eclectic artist from Osaka Japan. She writes her melodies on a keyboard before bringing in the samples, which works as kind of a rhythmical axis, and skillfully digs out material on various bought or borrowed CDs as showcased in her earlier records often included a sound between 80s breakdance hip hop and breakcore (including various toy instruments and samples), whereas the newer stuff is is heavily influenced by Japanese Min'yo music, folk songs from Japanese rural areas, complete

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date of birth
2000-01-01
start of work period
1999-00-00
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Doddodo (born Namin Haku, in Osaka, Japan) is an Electronic artist. Her sound has also been labelled as bastardised hip hop/breakcore, due to her heavy usage of intense drum breaks. She has been self releasing albums a for Japanese label Renda records (owned by Japanese cybergrind artist Maruosa) since 2002, before she was recommended to the UK eclectic label Adaadat, by fellow adaadat and renda artist Ove-Naxx.

==Career== Her music genre has been considered as Punk rock, Celtic Music and traditional. She uses samplers, casio keyboards and random instruments such as children's toys or banjo.

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