Kodomo’s full-length debut release – titled Still Life – will be released on October 7th, 2008 on New York’s 5 Points Records.  This release features 9 original tracks and a bonus track, “Spira Mirablis” - currently featured in the MTV/Harmonix iPod video game “Phase.” The concept for the record was born of a series of photographs, each one serving as a springboard for the music.  The album explores how images of environments, landscapes, people, and objects are used to evoke musical ideas; each image giving rise to various rhythms, chords, and sonic textures.  The photos were taken in Italy, China, Japan, Switzerland, & around the US.  The CD release has a deluxe package that includes an expanded booklet featuring all 9 photos.

Concept 1

Trifonic-Santa Rosa

Alex Banks - Lights

Blue Book

Loop Theory

Some of the first songs I made After I lost all my music on my hard drive and that felt like a reset/ New beginning to my musical journey, and now he it is all starting to be released to the world  (End Of The Beginning) 


Cheers and Love to you all :) <3

Ground Luminosity

A Certain Distance

Every Disguise

Baffle

Waves & Whirlwinds

Isolate

Binary

Life's Casino

This will be on Beatport exclusive for one month from October 26th. 
A lush introduction makes way for some melodic and somewhat sinister basslines with wonky arpeggiation that make this one an Acid Crunk compilation favorite, look out for Acid Crunk Vol. 2 compiled by An-ten-nae.

Ooah - Foolish Silence

Oasis Sky

Red Tide

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