J-WAVE and Beams Records will support live houses by selling T-shirts.

J-WAVE HOLIDAY SPECIAL # Don't Stop the Music - STAY HOME FESTIVAL", a music festival that can be enjoyed at home, was held on May 6, 2011. More than 80 artists participated in the event, and the phrase "# Don't Stop the Music" became a trending topic on Twitter, creating a great response.

Such a "J-WAVE (81.3FM)The next attempt of the "MUJI" is to sell original T-shirts on order. The "T-shirts" will be sold by order.BEAMS RECORDSIn cooperation with "J-WAVE", creators associated with "J-WAVE" gathered to create this project under the theme of "# Don't Stop the Music".

It is quite a terrific lineup. Please take a look at the lineup first.

The "Jazz Up!" sign and the little Mamuan girl are painted on the wall.
The pop touch by Wisut Ponnimit, a.k.a. Tam, naturally makes you smile.

The slightly naughty and melancholy illustrations are by illustrator Misaki Tanaka.
Short haired girls, loose t-shirts, tangled earbuds, great.

Contemporary artist Ken Kagami is popular for his loose but somehow inspiring graphics.
The words "Don't Stop the Music" seem somewhat powerful.

Tetsuya Chihara, art director of Reimonraifu, created the theme words in decorative English.
The highlighted letter "u" is a key point.

The gently flowing lines are by the comfortable illustrator stomachache.
There are also elements that remind us of the transition of music, such as records and tape recorders.

One of the photos taken by photographer Tsukasa Miyoshi is distributed.
The haze of heat generated during a live performance is captured.

Creative director Manabu Mizuno used graphics to depict the sound of a guitar literally "squeaking".
The red letters and typeface together seem to be audible even now.

This one is by design innovation firm Takram.
Their thinking method "pendulum thinking" and music = beat never stops is represented by a metronome.

Enjoy music at home while dreaming of the day when you can get excited on the floor of a live music club.
These two scenes were painted by artist Chalk Boy from WHW!

Beams Records" simply and boldly turned on the theme lettering.
The apostrophe is made into a "J" in this playful piece.

From those that naturally make you want to shake your body to those that make you want to headbang unintentionally. The designs are so unique that you can't help but feel the music.

The amount of sales, minus the cost of production and sales, will be donated to live houses mainly in Tokyo. Alreadye+SHOPWe are now taking orders at Let's hope that you will hear music again from the box filled with your youth, and let's support them with T-shirts now.

andOfficial InstagramThe "#Don'tStopMusic" comment movie from world-famous musicians such as Austin Mahone and Thundercat is now available for viewing on the website. Please check it out as well.

Our music never stops!