hakobune Japan
Hakobune AKA Takahiro Yorifuji uses layers of guitar to create the sonic landscapes. Yorifuji is from a small town in Hyogo.
He runs a record store Tobira Records.
tobirarecords.com
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Nebulous Sequences
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Nebulous Sequences is a 90-minutes travel in the misty clearings and forests of the dawn, where dew still soaks the leaves of a waking nature. Takahiro Yorifuji uses here stretched drone layers of processed guitars, patiently growing and decaying over 12 parts to distort the course of time. Sounds cross their paths, appear and disappear, lulling us in their mysterious soundscapes but leading our minds to peaceful territories. A hazy release finely crafted, announcing the light of the morning.
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Remnants
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Lovely and spacious sounds balanced with a disquieting atmosphere. An excellent suite that uses ambient music not just to calm the listener, but to transport them into an epic, sweeping storm.
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i=r
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Tender and beautiful piano compositions from Lorenzo Masotto where notes flutter down like a gentle snowfall.
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Sun//Rain
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Clariloops takes classical composition into fascinating and beautiful spaces by heavily processing her clarinet, usually through pedals.
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We Have Always Existed
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Soothing ambient music from Ryan J Raffa that tells a deeply personal story.
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Mist
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Lightweight, living aural spaces
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