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He’s one of pop’s great technological disruptors. But the AI era fills him with anxiety

Sydney Morning Herald - Culture · 12 September 2026 at 5:30 am

He’s one of pop’s great technological disruptors. But the AI era fills him with anxiety

A hero to the likes of Mac DeMarco and Harry Styles, 79-year-old Japanese pop pioneer Haruomi Hosono returns with a new album.

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