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Catalog: INNER164
Format: Tape Cassette // Digital // Streaming

Transparent Blue Tapes // 75 copies worldwide

Music for the Ninth Silence the first full-length ambient album by TOMC, is a work that speaks of "uncategorizable emotions and silence”, comparing them to the metropolis. The duration of all the tracks is unified at 4 minutes and 33 seconds, and each track is given a name based on psychologist Carl Jung's eight typologies and the places in Tokyo that TOMC recalls.

All of the music is produced with TOMC's electronic piano playing, with a nod to Hiroshi Yoshimura, Erik Satie and Steve Reich, and without sampling from existing music. The fusion of tones reminiscent of 1980s Japanese ambient / new age music and the three-dimensional sound textures of contemporary ASMR culture, free from the constraints of the grid, is a reflection of his vision of Tokyo.

The vibrant Japan of the 1980s is considered by many young Japanese people to be a fantasy far removed from the present day. On the other hand, much of the culture and urban landscape of modern Japan undeniably originates from the 1980s. TOMC, who lives in Tokyo, the largest city in Japan today, has been thinking about the "uncategorizable emotions and silence" that suddenly come to the minds of people living in the city, which is faced with various problems unique to developed countries and sometimes has to embrace a sense of stagnation, and depicted them in this album.

TOMC sees that ambient and new age music is not a form of "escapism" but an art form to connect the self with reality. When people who are in the midst of "uncategorizable emotions and silence" (i.e., you in someday) come into contact with the tracks and reclaim themselves, this album will be truly completed.

This stage is on-going today, and is full of questions: What does it means to be oneself? What assumptions are accurate? What’s been an act all along? It’s a period of her life, and on the album, that’s deconstructive and lighter in tone. In its entirety, Yesterday & Tomorrow is deeply personal, but there’s a message for all of us to internalize: no matter how dark things get, there’s always hope. Even when you think it’s completely out of reach.

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Music for the Ninth Silence

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TOMC -  Extraverted Intuition (Shibuya)

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Blue in Green

Cats is Sad

Taken from the 10-track album 'The Swiss Army on Matinée Recrdings: https://shop.matineerecordings.com/products/northern-portrait-the-swiss-army

The Swiss Army

Pool Cue Vigilante

Northern Portrait - Pool Cue Vigilante

Both fans of Thomas Dolby, we took on this elaborate project months ago. Switching to a new computer midway through(still Garageband), we came closer and closer to achieving the result we heard in our heads. The final product is a theatrical hook-bomb straddling the 80s with today. Less of a performance and more like a construction project, we watched the scaffolding go up and eventually come down to reveal the building. This is the building Ezekiel saw.

One Of Our Submarines

Electronic & folk.
Lyrics, vocals, composition and banjo by Rannóg, synths by Craig Hamilton, bass by Michael Feeney.

The Walls (the banjo song)

01. West Texas Blues - Jimmy Nelson 
02. Kennedy Moan - Bishop Perry Tillis 
03. Lay My Burden Down - Green Paschal 
04. Goin' Where the Chilly Winds Don't Blow - Hayes McMullan 
05. Rabbit on a Log - Lonzie Thomas 
06. Mother Had A Sick Child - Mance Lipscomb 
07. Flat Foot Boogie - Albert Macon & Robert Thomas 
08. Pork And Beans - Rosa Lee Hill 
09. I'll Get A Break - Will Shade 
10. Rolling And Tumbling - Joe Callicot

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No.24 African American Blues

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Rhythms Radio Show on Radio Jazz FM (radiojazzfm.ru 89,1 FM Moscow)

tracklist:

1. J.P. Bimeni & The Black Belts - I Miss You (Radio Edit)
2. Donna Blue - Sunset Blvd
3. Ben the Ace Production - DAI SAN DANRAKU 97 Page
4. Soulive - Shaheed
5. Okvsho - Traphouse Jazz
6. Kiefer - What a Day
7. Fabulous-Arabia - Henry
8. Jason McGuiness - Papa Was A Rolling Stone
9. Alex Puddu (feat. Duane Hobson) - Ocean Drive
10. Okvsho - Jazz Jam #3
11. Yadava - Rebecca's Jam
12. Midnight Runners - Ultra Disco Panorama
13. Koji Ono - So High
14. Kyoto Jazz Massive - Mystery Of Ages (Moonstarr Broken mix)
15. Stanley Turrentine - Sugar

RHYTHMS Radio Show (Jul.13.2018)

Music, lyrics and vocals by Irina
Guitar by AB

Featured on BBC Radio 6 Introducing Mixtape by Tom Robinson on 10.02.2020

One day, I don't know when
But scientifically speaking it is highly likely
When we meet again
I'll have a crush on you
You'll have no clue
What you have to say
You'll even try to run away
But soon enough you've got to see
You've got to have a crush on me

One day, one lucky day
Our hormone levels fluctuate and regulate our choices
When we meet again
One day, one lucky day
I'll pour some chemistry for you
I'll share biology with you
And soon enough you've got to see
You've got to have a crush on
Me gotta have a crush on
You gotta have a crush on me

You've Gotta Have A Crush On Me

Movement

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We started recording some songs earlier in 2021.  Of course we have experience, but this a new burst of learning and execution.  GarageBand has been our friend, we have had many laughs putting these tracks together, please enjoy them, and we'll look forward to hearing what you think.

One Of Our Submarines

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