Recently Scott released his fourth album ‘Wave to Mikey’ it’s a eulogy to his good old friend Mikey, in collaboration with the Madrid-based label, Glossy Mistakes. He created music for various projects such as uncanny short and feature films, pop artists, fashion shows, art exhibits, commercials and so much more as an independent musician. I just want to get better and better and understand more and more.” Four years ago, he circled back to music after taking a break from pursuing acting and photography and started composing primarily from his home studio. I’ve taken breaks and it’s always gloomy when I’m not playing. However, “Music is something that’s always been involuntary for me,” Lane reflects. After playing a photographer in a film, he was inspired to turn the role into a living story of own. In August of 2007, Hosono, Sakamoto and Takahashi decided to make the reformed Yellow Magic Orchestra official again, but using a new name, combining both of the previous names the trio had used - 'Human Audio Sponge and Yellow Magic Orchestra', aka: HASYMO.LA-based multi-talented musician, photographer and actor Danny Scott Lane started playing music with his friends at 13 before setting foot into fine arts (theatre) to pursue an acting career.

In mid-2007, Human Audio Sponge performed as Yellow Magic Orchestra for the first time since the original breakup, as part of the Live Earth concerts. Human Audio Sponge was always a one-off type of group, however, whereas Sketch Show was a formal group. Sakamoto occasionally also joins them for performances when Sakamoto performs with Sketch Show, the trio took on a new, different name - Human Audio Sponge.

In the early 2000's, Hosono and Takahashi reunited in a project called Sketch Show. However, to avoid lawsuits and to avoid ending the 'Yellow Magic Orchestra is spreading out' status of the group, that album was credited it to Y̶M̶O̶, rather than to Yellow Magic Orchestra. In 1993, the trio briefly reunited for Technodon. Though they stopped playing together, however, they were careful to not officially 'break up' the group, instead using a Japanese term meaning 'spreading out'. In 1984, Hosono, Sakamoto and Takahashi decided stop working together as Yellow Magic Orchestra, deciding to return to their solo careers, though they each would occasionally join one of the other two in concert as a guest performer.

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