De De Mouse - Babys Star Jam

Review by Bernardo St Lima

Babys Star Jam by De De Mouse: A Wild, Sugary Rush of Electronic Chaos Man, oh man. Let me tell ya about Babys Star Jam. This album hits like a sugar rush at 3 AM when you're already too hyped to sleep. Released back in 2007 under ExT Recordings and self-released via Not On Label (props to De De Mouse for that hustle), this Japanese gem is an absolute rager. It's breakbeat, drum n bass, synth-pop, and even breakcore all smashed together into one chaotic blender of sound. And honestly? It shouldn’t work—but it does. First off, let’s talk about the title track, “Baby’s Star Jam.” Oh my gosh, this tune feels like being inside a kaleidoscope while riding a rollercoaster. The beats are sharp, almost jittery, but there’s this weirdly sweet melody running through it that keeps pulling you back in. Like… imagine if a toddler got their hands on a synthesizer and just went nuts, but somehow they were secretly a musical genius. That’s what this track feels like. Every time I hear those bouncy synths kick in, I can’t help but grin—it’s so playful, yet kinda unhinged in the best possible way. Then there’s “Bug’s Meteorites,” which is just... wow. If “Baby’s Star Jam” is candy-colored chaos, this one is more like staring up at the stars while your brain melts out of your ears. There’s something darker here, moodier, with these glitchy little moments that feel like static on an old TV screen. But then BAM—a burst of energy slams in outta nowhere, and suddenly you’re dancing around your room like a lunatic. Honestly, I think it’s the unpredictability that sticks with me. Just when you think you’ve got it figured out, De De Mouse flips the script entirely. The whole vibe of Babys Star Jam reminds me of late-night internet deep dives before algorithms took over everything. You’d stumble across stuff like this—raw, unfiltered creativity—and it felt like finding treasure no one else knew about. Listening to this album now feels like revisiting that era, where music could still surprise you in wild ways. And hey, maybe that’s why I love it so much. In a world full of polished playlists and algorithmic recommendations, Babys Star Jam is gloriously messy, imperfect, and alive. It doesn’t care if you “get it” or not—it just wants to make noise and have fun doing it. You know what? I bet De De Mouse would be great at making pancakes. Like, super chaotic ones with sprinkles falling everywhere. Just saying.

Artist: De De Mouse
Album: Babys Star Jam

Japan

Electronic

2006

Rating: 5.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Baby's Star Jam (Promotion Video)
Baby's Star Jam	4:37
Bug's Meteorites	4:29

Video

DE DE MOUSE / baby's star jam (PV)

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Catalog Numbers

EXT-0004DVD

Labels

Not On Label (De De Mouse Self-released)
ExT Recordings

Listen online

online anhören
lytte på nettet
escuchar en línea
ouvir online
kuunnella verkossa
ascolta in linea
écouter en ligne
lyssna på nätet
online luisteren

Formats

CDr
Single
DVD
DVD-Video
Promo
Limited Edition

Notes

info@dedemouse.com
http://dedemouse.com
Came with early copies of Tide Of Stars.

About De De Mouse

Real Name

Daisuke Endo

Name Vars

Dé Dé Mouse
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Aliases

Daisuke Endo

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *Baby's Star Jam* by De De Mouse is a wild mix of electronic styles like breakbeat, drum n bass, and synth-pop. It came out in 2007 in Japan and even included a self-released track alongside its label release. One of the standout tracks, *Bug's Meteorites*, feels like a chaotic yet catchy journey through sound. Definitely one for fans of experimental beats!

Comments

macsimaaa2015

2025-03-14

下北沢のヴィレッジヴァンガードでずっと流れていましたねえこの映像は特典DVDでした

dhaft

2025-03-14

いつもタイトル忘れる。、ふと思い出してやっとみつけられました。はぁ。。素晴らしい曲

arryandz

2025-03-14

懐かしい

pierreboldt

2025-03-13

アップされて14年になるんですね！
いまだに聴きに来てしまう✨最高

superproky

2025-03-12

Hahaaaaaa

chrismeyer212

2025-03-11

So what vocalist was sampled for the synthesizer here?

olivephotographie

2025-03-11

This song was ahead of its time.

isolationandunknownpleasures

2025-03-10

when he said "brrr trr prrrrrrr"

I really felt that...

poddiverlodge

2025-03-10

Yung lean in the club for some morphine

gastonmattos

2025-03-09

The idea of music bringing different cultural backgrounds and beliefs together and in agreement with something, really gives me hope that some day everything will be okay and everyone will get along.