Noahlewis' Mahlon Taits, formed in Tokyo in 1997, is a Japanese ensemble renowned for their eclectic blend of musical styles. Their sound seamlessly fuses elements of swing, garage-sax swagger, accordion, musical saw funk, and introspective melodies, creating a timeless and joyously melodic experience. The band's repertoire includes both original compositions and thoughtfully selected covers, ranging from classics by Rogers and Hart to the innovative works of Joe Meek. Their discography features notable releases such as "Six Pieces for Dancing" (2001), "Sitting on the Bottom of the World" (2003), and "Plays" (2005). In 2001 and 2006, they showcased their unique sound at the SXSW festival, earning international recognition. Their commitment to blending diverse musical influences has solidified their distinctive place in the Japanese music scene. ([pro-jazz.com](https://pro-jazz.com/audio/world-fusion-noahlewis-mahlon-taits-six-pieces-for-dancing-ep-2001-flac-tracks-cue-lossless-76962.html?utm_source=openai))