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I made this song because I wanted to get closer to the experimental music that many artists are trying. I thought that I would like to create a song that arranges sounds that are far from the image, so that I can throw away the idea even if it is born. Tension and subtle shades of Japanese culture dominate the sound.

Shatter any ideas!(243)

"Make music." He never gets tired of making them. The state of feeling complete is when a feeling of joy wells up within me each time, no matter how many times I listen to that song.
"Isn't there a sound that pleases you more?" I layered the synthesizer, but I think adding a few more sounds would diminish the joy, so I won't.

My joy is sealed in a song.（246）

My desire to create a work conflicts with the feeling that "I should throw away the form and be free", so I can't form a complete picture of my songs. 
 At least I can't express the theme unless I am under the illusion that I am a genius. 
 Amekaze being a fool, Amekaze being honest, Amekaze pretending to be a genius.

Fool,Honesty and Genius?(247)

I am composing, I am composing now. At times like that, the cloth is tangled in the laundromat. In my DAW, I find the answer by picking a color and subtracting it from many intertwining sounds. 
  I decided that the red would be a wind instrument track. Yellow is a group of all rhythmic sounds. Blue and green are synth pads and noise phrases.
 The beginning of composing is fun. Socks, underwear, and towels are intertwined and spinning. But when the music dries in the dryer and it's finished, the good times are over.
  Next is the time to listen to music by artists other than myself.

Laundromat Techno(248)

This is a collaboration work created after a request from a wonderful artist called Computart to add percussion and some synth phrases to his song "Procession".
 The song is wonderful, and the bass sound and the exquisite gradation of the drone make the song impressive.
 "Is it okay to add my sound to a song that has been completed at such a high level?" I hesitated a bit (about 20 seconds), but my own curiosity ignited, so I added a lot of sounds and it was done.
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★says Computart.
  you did well! I like your synthesizer and arpeggiator. That's right! Allows you to publish your version to your soundcloud. I thank you, you are a hardworking, mature and creative musician! Thank you my friend. much love and respect!
"He liked my work."

Computart feat Amekaze : Procession

All 3 new songs are songs created from the desire to change the bass tone and how to use it. The idea came from listening to bass tracks from various artists on Soundcloud. I don't have the dexterity to copy. I store impressions and wait for them to appear in the composition.
A lot of advice and comments to me helped me in this work (improving my songs).

New seeds of music from others (250)

She sought love from the same woman over and over again and was rejected each time. Her answer is always the same whether she proposes the first time, the second time, or the third time. No!
"Then why did we always enjoy chatting so well?" And why does the feeling of my long-gone love never fade away?

No matter how many times I propose, her answer is no! (263)

After trying many times, I finally composed my first hard rock song in my life. I managed to fit into the rock music category without compromising my musical style.
　I made it by destroying the Punishment Bus that I made once. I feel the joy of completing it all over my body.

This Is My Hard Rock Sound!（271）

The current music scene is great because of the places where music is made and the experiments that are repeated by each personality. For individual creators, it is much more valuable to have an environment where they can come into contact with a large number of personalities than to be spread.

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Amekaze Hanako-syokudo