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Kajimaya

Mo Ashibi

Sefa Utaki

Akata Sundunchi - Kid Loco mix

Kuiji nu Hana - Da Lata mix

Letras y voz : Sandra Amaya
Producción : Cristian Del Negro
Vientos andinos : Sebastian Alcaraz
Charango: Gaby Vargas
Mezcla: Andres Oddone
Arte de tapa: Freshcore

Futura Nativa - Desalma

Back with the glorious dysphoria of Rust Cohle...
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One Last Midnight


hey boys and girls ............... decided its about time to start uploading many of my hundreds of tracks that I have made over the last many years . these tracks are live and long and probably wont find the space on my current album " DEAF SAFARI "


Felix Laband = BURG KILLER   108 Cut 01=09=2012

冷たい太陽

Living Proof

Can anyone explain
This pain
That shows up
Each day
I once thought
The rain
Was the cause
But that gave me
Pause
Or a reason to think
That maybe 
There was a link
To someone 
I once knew
You know
Little boy blue
That everyone knew
Was messing around
It seemed as if
Every girl in town
Knew
Except for me
No one told me
Didn’t they think
I would need
To know
Didn’t they realize
The toll
He would leave
When he reached out
And touched me
In ways that were new
I couldn’t handle it
No way
Not with little boy blue
And when it was done
He acted as if 
Nothing happened
He said he had to run
And I stood there
Yeah alone
Just me
And the setting sun
©2025 wr heustis

Just Me

A Boy

Ought've

Revolt

http://www.flau.jp/releases/31.html


"Stories" is the first vibraphone solo album by Berlin-based Japanese artist Masayoshi Fujita, who also known as El Fog and a collaboration project with Jan Jelinek. This quietly exquisite album by Fujita, is like a book of illustration, painting 8 delicate pictures of small stories about the nature we are embracing….cloud, forest, river, swan and morning dews….things that we all are so familiar with, but yet so quaint.

Masayoshi Fujita’s style of solo vibraphone is uniquely inspired by classic and jazz music. In this beautiful album, in additional to some gorgeous strings and bowings, he also introduced some ingenious ideas in making unique sounds, like the usage of bead and aluminum foil on his vibraphone, like a prepared instrument. As such, “Stories” is a wonderful result of the beautiful vibration (of which the name Vibraphone came from) of all the delicate sounds produced in this album. They are poetic, they are melancholic, and they are lushly emotional.

Let the dimmed light continues on, and let Fujita tell you these wonderful stories.

Masayoshi Fujita - Deers

	Ryukyu Underground is Keith Gordon and Jon Taylor. The two met in Okinawa Japan in the fall of 1998, both shared an interest in Okinawan music, contemporary dance music and an occasional night on the town. Strangely, on their first meeting both told each other of a vision they each had individually had, to create a musical project which incorporated elements of the Okinawan sound into contemporary electronic and dance music.

Ryukyu Underground is the result: a combination of traditional melodies and textures of Okinawan music mixed with elements of ambient, drum'n'bass, hip-hop, jungle, dub, and electronica. The result is a musical champuru - the Okinawan word for mixture, so important in the culture and society of contemporary Okinawa - but a champuru with a decidedly modern sound and a club sensibility. They signed to Tokyo based Respect Records and released their debut CD in the Spring of 2002.

In the following years they have released 3 more studio albums and a remix album with remixes of their tracks by such artists as Karsh Kale, Junkie XL, Da Lata and Kid Loco. They also contributed a track to the ‘Rough Guide to Okinawa” compilation CD released through World Music Network and have appeared on three Buddha Bar compilations They have remixed tracks for Miyazawa, Karsh Kale, Yuri Chika and Uru amongst others, . They have also composed music for a series of educational DVDs. 

Kuiji nu Hana - Da Lata mix

Ryukyu Underground

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