Alternative rock / loud rock force NOISEMAKER feat. Kj perform 聲 (Koe, “Voice”) live like Sapporo itself opened a distortion-powered storm gate over Zepp Sapporo. The title uses the old-style kanji 聲, meaning “voice,” and the performance turns that idea into a full-body roar: NOISEMAKER’s sharp modern rock attack collides with Kj’s unmistakable Dragon Ash gravitas, creating the kind of live chemistry that makes the crowd feel less like an audience and more like a second amplifier stack. Captured at KITAKAZE ROCK FES. 2026 on April 25, this version hits with festival-scale emotion, hometown pride, and enough vocal firepower to melt the snow off Hokkaido’s north wind.
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