Midori Takada & Lafawndah - Le Renard Bleu album flac

You'll probably know Japanese percussionist Midori Takada from a recent reissue of her wonderful 1983 album, Through The Looking Glass, a piece of work that is often associated to the Balearic wave and the endlessly reinvented wheel that is ambient and drone. However, unlike many cheap imitations, Takada's music comes from the soul, or rather, from a purely spiritual point of view in terms of execution. The legendary artist is joined by Lafawndah, a young vocalist from NYC, and together they have conjured an awesome one-sider for Germany's mythical K7 imprint

Le Renard Bleu is something different: a series of collaborations in both content and form. Sonically, Takada has joined forces with the London-based singer/producer Lafawndah, best known for her 2016 pan-global (or even post-global) pop EP Tan. Visually, the pair took up with filmmakers and artistic directors Partel Oliva for an accompanying film, of interest mainly as a chance to see how Takada creates her sounds, and a one-sided 12" with a flip etched by Parisian illustrator Neila Czermak.

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On her first new release in almost 20 years, Japanese composer Midori Takada joins London-based musician Lafawndah on a short but fascinating multimedia project with mythical overtones. Or consider a donation? Track List.

Japanese percussionist and composer Midori Takada has unveiled her first new music in 20 years, a single-track EP, Le Renard Bleu, recorded with Lafawndah. In June, WRWTFWW reissued the debut album from Takada’s MKWAJU Ensemble, called KI-Motion, for the first time. Read next: Another Green World: How Japanese ambient music found a new audience. Tags: Lafawndah Midori Takada.

Complete your Midori Takada & Lafawndah collection. Yesterday, a replacement arrived, and I was expecting a black version, but it was another blue copy.

Midori Takada, Lafawndah - Le Renard Bleu 20:09. Ancestor Boy - Lafawndah.

To experience the music that Midori Takada & Lafawndah have crafted is one of the most life-affirming journeys you are going to venture on in 2018, a meeting of minds so well matched that to experience it is truly to be a part of something so special that it's hard to step back and unweave yourself from its evergreen ceremony of succinct. While it may be 20 minutes in length, Midori Takada & Lafawndah’s musical lucid dreaming ensures that Le Renard Bleu acts as a momentarily time slip, making a listening experience that seemingly passes by in one single, perfect moment.