why we love this
Meitei effortlessly captures the paradox of haunt and pleasantry, darkness and light. The textures and sounds feel as if a child’s musical box sunk under water and, while still playing, water permeated its inner mechanics, resulting in a grainy, faded lullaby.
about the record
Kwaidan, a style of Japanese ghost stories, presented Meitei with the challenge of showcasing his musical skill by transposing the folklore into intricate compositions, capturing the essence of this elusive "Japanese mood."
- 1 - Sazanami / 漣 1:02
- 2 - Curio / 骨董 4:23
- 3 - Touba / 塔婆 4:49
- 4 - Jizo / 地蔵 4:45
- 5 - Aoyagi / 青柳 2:40
- 6 - Mōryō / 魍魎 4:11
- 7 - Sankai / 山怪 4:19
- 8 - Shoji / 障子 3:12
- 9 - Mushiro / 筵 5:40
- 10 - Tsukumo / 九十九 2:52
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- 1 - Sazanami / 漣 1:02
- 2 - Curio / 骨董 4:23
- 3 - Touba / 塔婆 4:49
- 4 - Jizo / 地蔵 4:45
- 5 - Aoyagi / 青柳 2:40
- 6 - Mōryō / 魍魎 4:11
- 7 - Sankai / 山怪 4:19
- 8 - Shoji / 障子 3:12
- 9 - Mushiro / 筵 5:40
- 10 - Tsukumo / 九十九 2:52
why we love this
Meitei effortlessly captures the paradox of haunt and pleasantry, darkness and light. The textures and sounds feel as if a child’s musical box sunk under water and, while still playing, water permeated its inner mechanics, resulting in a grainy, faded lullaby.
about the record
Kwaidan, a style of Japanese ghost stories, presented Meitei with the challenge of showcasing his musical skill by transposing the folklore into intricate compositions, capturing the essence of this elusive "Japanese mood."
