Music travels afar common dimensions – Inverted Audio
Japanese electronic psychedelia as bright & strange as the hottest neon-blur in downtown Shibuya in a rainstorm – Bleep
kitchen-sink electronics – Pitchfork
Nathan Fake, James Blake, Four Tet and Fly-Lo here and there – but these aren’t direct influences, just signposts to a territory that belongs entirely to Madegg. Exquisite fine detail accumulates around beats which seem to emerge completely naturally from low-down sub-tones. – Mixmag
there’s little doubt that Kyoto producer Kazumichi Komatsu isn’t one of electronic music’s best and brightest rising stars – The405
Madegg is masterful in his use of space; his tendency towards minimalism hearkens back to the best work of Four Tet and Aphex Twin – LiveForTheFunk
Whilst we’re vibin’ to lots of this ambient-indebted lush dance-music-you-can’t-really-dance-to, here’s something that literally just hit my inbox from Japan… – Drowned In Sound
an extremely young beatmaker from Kyoto – PlaygroundMag
beautiful, ever-evolving musical ethos – Bigshot Mag
Madegg lives in his own world, one where wabi-sabi can be expressed as rickety 2-step. – Ad Hoc
Madegg‘s music may easily wash over people’s heads unnoticed. – The Pigeon Note
sun-kissed, bursting electronic beats have their origin from the hectic streets of Japan, Kyoto – No Fear Of Pop
Slithering synths twinkle as they travel ear to ear, grounded by the steady pulse of a deep four-on-the-floor kick. Ever-rising, the increasing sensation of elevation brought about by Japanese producer, madegg, is like a rush of blood to the head…madegg’s energy is deliberately simple yet emotionally rich – PORTALS
