Unknown Paradise.mp3

original by Yuzuki from anime ; Higurashi no naku koro ni
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRZLXB3ohzc

Miku acapella partial cover where I got vocal sample from
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4CxavL5HT8



Dear You  (JAMIKA EARTHENWARE JMK RMX) Cristalgem Youtube

Love Is Still Alive (Basil Remix) [2013]

Entry for the Kenna "Love Is Still Alive" remix competition

Kenna "Love Is Still Alive" (Enturo remix)

VisionsOfLife

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natsukashii vibes
Iyashi No Tamashii - いやしのたましい - 癒しの魂 

Update 2020.12.22 gave song title : 明るい予感 - Akarui yokan
HOORAY!!!!

kame and biru have re-start in the sideproject. 

this is made at rehrarsal happening space from the bedroom

more vegetables are on display in the garden

name to decide soon. future in update title when entirety of project reveals itself from big cocoon delay. 

iyashinotamashiirehearsal2014-07-29tk5ses3mix1
懐かしい  2014-07-29 take5 session3 mix1

Iyashi no Tamashii - 癒しの魂 - 化生 - 明るい予感

Evan Ziporyn: Gamelan Galak Tika
by Evan Ziporyn
May 2000, New World Records

Performers

Gamelan Galak Tika
Robert Black ... double bass
Eric Byers ... electric guitar
Mark Steward ... electric guitar
Yukiko Ueno ... keyboard
Blake Newman ... electric bass

Notes From the Composer

“What if a first-rate American musician seriously studied Balinese gamelan and started to combine it with electric bass, bowed bass and processed samples of gamelan sounds, all done with a sympathetic ear out for techno and rock? Well, one has, and his name is Evan Ziporyn. Take a listen to the third track of Amok! and elsewhere on this CD to hear the results.”–Steve Reich

Since 1979, Evan Ziporyn, a member of the Bang on a Can All Stars, has devoted an extraordinary amount of effort toward the study and performance of traditional Balinese music. The results of his creative endeavors elude classification in cultural pigeonholes.

Both works on this disc are extended pieces for full Balinese gamelan with various Western instruments. Tire Fire is written for gamelan and electric guitars while Amok! is scored for gamelan and digital sampler. In both pieces, Ziporyn explores the blurring of boundaries that results from the interaction between Western technology and Balinese gamelan. His quest for cross-cultural epiphanies never privileges one tradition over the other, but fuses both in a riot of rhythm and color that redefines the term ‘world music.’

TireFire4

I composed, performed and recorded everything for this piece that was commissioned for a dance in 2007.

Hermetic Gamelan

Gamelan javanese music gending jawa 05

This was done using nothing but the Casio VZ-1 and Cubase with some  built in effects but no EQ what so ever. You'll hear synth sounding variations using the mod wheel for each sound I play. Enjoy.

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