9th March 2011 was the start of a bad time for Japan. An earthquake, followed by another 2 days later, set the stone rolling for a series of actions that affected the country in a more intense manner than anything else since World War II. The people behind “Hope for Japan” don’t want to initiate a debate on nuclear power, global warming, or other individual aspects of what caused Japans’ pain, the classic media and news channels have covered that from every possible perspective, we want to help. 
We are not calling out people to start sending their hard earned money to Japan, although of course you’re more than welcome to do so, we want to make an offer. Across the world, people participate in hobbies and activities because they want to. You’ll often hear people talk about their passion. Everyone behind “Hope for Japan” and the pending “More Hope for Japan” has a passion for music – from musicians, to labels, to artists and even a pressing company. It’s disasters like Japan’s that make us think, that force us in to introspection. As such, a group of people decided to help with what they do best: 
Music. And that’s what we offer.

Antonymes - Delicate Power

All Shall Be Well - Something Happened On Our Way Home

Labirinto - Cairo

New Century Classics - Tidal

The Ascent Of Everest - Safely caged in bone  alternate version

Her Name Is Calla - A Blood Promise Extended Version

Until Sunrise - Nostalgic Moment

Tsuru - Letters From Home

Overhead The Albatross - Flubirds

RilF - Anechoic Room acoustic

The Zonnhaiders Club - Say Something (A.P Remix)

The Shadow Project - Jago

Sumner McKane -  South Dakota 1934

The Mountaineering Club Orchestra - The Voyage

dane - The Clouds Exclaimed

This is the official account for the More Hope for Japan project. We are raising funds to help the recovery work in Japan after the natural and nuclear disasters earlier this year.

37 artists from the Post Rock & ambient scenes have donated tracks, most of them are previously unreleased tracks, or unreleased remixes, or alternative versions. The album is available as a limited edition, numbered 4CD package in jewel casing as well as an MP3 or FLAC download.

Preorders for the CD are open now (http://morehopeforjapan.com/preorder-now/) and digitally available on December 9th 2011.

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