The title- "Wabi-Sabi" in english- is named for the Japanese Buddhist philosophy of seeing and accepting the beauty of the unfinished, the broken, and the impermanent. At one point I was going to make an album of this whole feeling. But my computer started going wrong, and eventually, I decided these three tracks, written over the last four years, just needed to be released before I started fresh on new hardware. And you know what? I think these three tracks fit together very nicely.

And plus, with us all, at the time of writing, stuck at home-- seems like a good time to get something out that isn't made for the clubs

Three tracks, not that dancefloor orientated, and an exploration of rich harmonic ideas- something I previously felt I hadn't practised enough. Fun cultural appropriation, not just in visuals and naming, but also in employing the hirajoshi scale for the third track- the tuning scale adapted from shamishen music. It's very pretty.

I sincerely hope you enjoy them, and greatly appreciate you for listening, or even just reading this far. 

Thanks!

Perfect And Pointless

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