Anyone ever heard Yoshihiro Sawasaki? Apparently he is primarily a drum &
bass producer but has dome some ambient techno.
I'd like to know if any list members have done some techno tourism in Japan
and what it was like - I've always wanted to go there.
Let me live vicariously through you....
MEK
Robert Taylor
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Subject: RE: (313) Japanese
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Yosihinori Sunahara makes beautiful lush music for sure.
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At 07:51 AM 1/11/2003, Robert Taylor wrote:
>I'm not sure if I would call him "fun"!
>A pal of mine played me his Opaque CD (I think that's what it's called)
when
>I was in a rather addled state of mind and I had to take it off!
>Very abstract - possibly too abstract for someone as shallow as myself.
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>Rei Harakami is always fun.
Well then, how about Yoshinori Sunahara?
Denki Groove is a hoot, albeit a manic hoot. (try Voxxx)
Ryuchi Sakamoto started a label called Progressive Form not too long ago
which may be interesting (dunno about 313ish, though)
There was someone Japanese on Ferox as well, but I can't recall the name at
the moment.
jeff
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