Fcukers Featured in Volume 9 of 'YO!GAKU TO THE FUTURE'

Tower Records will launch the 9th volume of its 'YO!GAKU TO THE FUTURE' campaign, a project designed to hype up Western music you should be listening to right now, starting Monday, April 20th. This time, welcoming Fcukers as ambassadors, the campaign will be held across all stores including Tower Records Online, featuring poster displays at Tower Records and Tower Records Mini stores nationwide.

Fcukers is a new wave duo from NY, consisting of Shanny Wise (vo) and Jackson Walker Lewis (b/k/prod). They suddenly grabbed attention with their 2024 EP 'Baggy$', performed at major festivals, and became the iconic track of that summer. Their highly anticipated debut album 'O' is produced by Kenneth Blum and mixed by Grammy regular Tom Norris.

In the 9th volume of 'YO!GAKU TO THE FUTURE' developed by Tower Records, original posters of Fcukers, who are releasing the said album, have been created and will be displayed sequentially at Tower Records and Tower Records Mini stores nationwide from Monday, April 20th onwards. In addition, Tower Records Online will introduce Fcukers' works in more detail on the 'YO!GAKU TO THE FUTURE' special feature page.

YO!GAKU TO THE FUTURE Special Feature Page URL https://tower.jp/article/feature_item/2026/04/15/0101

Target Product Information Artist: Fcukers Title: O <Domestic Edition CD> Release Date: Friday, March 27th Label: Ninja Tune Product Number: BRC811 Price: 3,080 yen (tax included)

Fcukers Profile Rapidly gaining acclaim, such as being selected for BBC Radio 1's 'Future Artist of the Month', BBC 6 Music's 'New Music Fix Daily Next Up', and Spotify's 'Artist To Watch', Fcukers releases their debut album 'O' via <Ninja Tune>. Consisting of Shanny Wise (vo) and Jackson Walker Lewis (b/k/prod), Fcukers is the hottest act currently updating New York's club culture while freely traversing the immediacy of dance music and post-indie sensibilities. They suddenly grabbed attention with their 2024 EP 'Baggy$', and the included tracks 'Bon Bon' and 'Homie Don’t Shake' gained high praise everywhere as tracks symbolizing that summer through their performances at major festivals. Major media worldwide, including Apple Music's Zane Lowe, Rolling Stone, DAZED, W Magazine, New York Times, Pitchfork, NME, The Face, NYLON, PAPER, Notion, and others, continue to follow their movements.