平沢進 / Susumu Hirasawa Tokyo, Japan
Born in Tokyo.
Formed P-MODEL in 1979. He became a leading player of the techno-pop/new wave movement in
Japan.
In 1989, he started his solo career in parallel with P-MODEL (P-MODEL is currently inactive).
Currently, he is mainly active as Susumu Hirasawa solo and as Kaku P-MODEL, a project that inherits the style of P-MODEL.
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