Myosuke Urata, better known by his stage name DJ Myosuke, is a hardcore producer from Tokyo, Japan.

He began his career under Noizenecio’s label Solidbox Records in early 2010. However, he quickly set up his own label, Psycho Filth Records, in June of that same year. It was mainly focused on speedcore and extratone. This was when he created his first alias, Filthy. He subsequently established Japanese Stream Hardcore, a mainstream hardcore label, in 2011. He then established FREAKIN WORKS, a terrorcore/uptempo label in 2014. A year later, he organized the first of the HARDGATE festivals, which brought prominent Western artists, such as Art of Fighters and DJ Mad Dog, to Japan.

All of these ventures have solidified Myosuke as an extremely influential and important figure in the J-Core scene as a whole. He is responsible for the rise of Kobaryo, Laur, Dustvoxx, and countless other prominent Japanese artists. Although he has not released a compilation album on any of his labels since 2020, his influence has undoubtedly changed the scene’s musical landscape.

In 2021, he began releasing the Brutal Decibel EPs, pioneering a new style of distorted hardcore he calls harshcore. This is when his second alias, Joe Fight, was created. These EPs culminated in the release of his tenth album, Harshcore Dream. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.