Saito Koji - Good Morning album flac

Saito Koji - Good Morning (60:00). Saito Koji - is a master of of melodic minimalist drone ambient from Japanese Fakusima. Saito is always welcome-resident at respected labels such as taâlem, Ritural Colours, SEM, Resting Bell and Somehow Recordings. PF034 - this is the first album of a double releas series of Saito Koji, specially written for the Pocket Fields. Material of the album is very characteristic of Saito’s music creation. This is repeated cycles of guitar loops placed in a viscous, covering texture of the background sounds.

Saito Koji ‎– Good Morning. Label: Pocket Fields ‎– PF034. Handstitched hard envelope maded from recycled paper. Each cd manually stamped with an ink print. During the hearing, musical moving changes so harmonious that it’s hard to notice going out of sleeping warmth right to the ocean . .

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Listen free to Saito Koji – Tokyo Morning Loop (Tokyo Morning Loop). 2010 Author Track written and produced by Saito Koji Artwork done by Christian Roth, ww. oyippi. net Description Saito Koji continues to produce great single-track longform drone-pieces. Author Track written and produced by Saito Koji. Artwork done by Christian Roth, ww. Description Saito Koji continues to produce great single-track longform drone-pieces. Remember his latest release on SEM Ocean ? Or his former works like Beautiful or Candle ? He is just perfect in building up drone-loops over 30 minutes to one hour and they are never getting boring. Tokyo Morning Loop is a 45-minute-piece.

01. Tokyo Morning Loop (44:45). You should keep it up forever! Good Luck. cheap shopping online, 2. 9.

Saito Koji's Beautiful sits at a perfectly comfortably length, because once you immerse yourself in it you don't really want to leave, not for a while anyway. This precious loop is more suited for background music but still interesting enough to capture attention whilst listening attentively, and it really is not a good idea to rush it. It's dreamy, ethereal synth pattern and the simple hammering of keys is atmospheric simplicity at its finest