2020.4.17
“Tokyo Ambient Collective” released the new music Album “Healing for Damages”
“Tokyo Ambient Collective” just dropped the new and hot Album “Healing for Damages”. It will contain the songs 'a rainy day (feat. Takahiro Kido, Kenji Azuma & Sami Elu)', 'wind woods (feat. Takahiro Kido, Kenji Azuma & Sami Elu)' and 'chirp (feat. Takahiro Kido, Kenji Azuma & Sami Elu)' total of 3songs. Enjoy the Instrumental sound from the far east Asia.
You don't have to listen, just hear. This is the first album from Tokyo Ambient Collective, an ambient music project formed by Tokyo-based international artists Takahiro Kido, Kenji Azuma, and Sami Elu. Takahiro Kido is a member of Anoice, RiLF, and Films, who takes charge of their films and commercial advert compositions. Kenji Azuma is a percussionist who plays several kinds of instrument such as the steel tongue drum made of iron or stainless steel and tuned at an unusual frequency. Sami Elu is the world's only player of the pixiechord, a handmade wooden string instrument made up of scrap materials, dispensable chopsticks and strings for piano. Tokyo Ambient Collective started when Takahiro Kido and Kenji Azuma met by chance in the woods, but this is non-fixed member project and several artists join the sessions irregularly. This album was recorded by improvisation at Ricco Label Office, and Takahiro Kido mixed all the tracks carefully. Those airy and beautiful sounds recorded with GANK Drums, Karimba, Pixiechord, Synthesizer, Glockenspiel, etc. which they each brought, might be able to heal your hearts damaged by this contemporary society with overridden information. For all who want to escape from daily life, even for just a while.
You can find and check the “Healing for Damages” at 'Spotify', 'Apple Music', 'iTunes Store', 'LINE MUSIC', 'Amazon Music Unlimited' etc. Click here to see. Healing for Damages
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1： a rainy day (feat. Takahiro Kido, Kenji Azuma & Sami Elu)
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2： wind woods (feat. Takahiro Kido, Kenji Azuma & Sami Elu)
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3： chirp (feat. Takahiro Kido, Kenji Azuma & Sami Elu)
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Relase date：2020-04-17
Ricco Label
Genre： Instrumental / New Age / World
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Tokyo Ambient Collective
Tokyo Ambient Collective is an ambient music project formed by Tokyo-based international artists Takahiro Kido, Kenji Azuma, and Sami Elu. Takahiro Kido is a member of Anoice, RiLF, and Films, who takes charge of their films and commercial advert compositions. Kenji Azuma is a percussionist who plays several kinds of instrument such as the steel tongue drum made of iron or stainless steel and tuned at an unusual frequency. Sami Elu is the world's only player of the pixiechord, a handmade wooden string instrument made up of scrap materials, dispensable chopsticks and strings for piano. Tokyo Ambient Collective started when Takahiro Kido and Kenji Azuma met by chance in the woods, but this is non-fixed member project and several artists join the sessions irregularly. On 2020, Tokyo Ambient Collective released the first album 'Healing for Damages' recorded by improvisation at Ricco Label Office and mixed by Takahiro Kido carefully. It includes 4 tracks featuring the airy and beautiful sounds recorded with GANK Drums, Karimba, Pixiechord, Synthesizer, Glockenspiel, etc. which they each brought.
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