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Makai (born 27 August 1979, stylized as MAKAI)^{[ citation needed]} is a Japanese house DJ. ^[1] He is well known for his collaborations with Japanese vocalists, such as "Garden of Love" with Thelma Aoyama, which topped the iTunes Japan internal charts.

Discography

Studio albums

Other albums

References

External links

• Official Website
• Universal label site
• Former BMG Japan label site
• Makai's official blog

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