why we love this
From the very first note, it radiates a delicate, underlying energy that resonates within, creating a magnetic pull that immerses the listener in a world filled with concealed textures and layers.
about the record
Not much is really known about the production process behind the sprawling works of Japanese composer Yosuke Tokunaga, nor about the artist himself. Yet this might be his most accomplished work to date, with 8 Quadrants yielding unique soundscapes that lunge and retreat in near mechanical movement, while warm volleys of low flung claps and thumps disperse over a bed of textural hums and lingering chords.
At times, Yosuke’s work manages to somehow form an atmosphere that can both feel airy and yet dense simultaneously; it is this juxtaposed mélange of sonic fabric that is at the core of his unique creations, and once again this is beautifully displayed on ‘8 Quadrants’, where he continues his unique practice of figuratively interpreting language through a sequence of delicate sonic sculptures.
- 1 - Q uadrants 3:38
- 2 - Qu adrants 3:56
- 3 - Qua drants 4:10
- 4 - Quad rants 3:16
- 5 - Quadr ants 3:33
- 6 - Quadra nts 4:30
- 7 - Quadran ts 3:13
- 8 - Quadrant s 2:54
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- 1 - Q uadrants 3:38
- 2 - Qu adrants 3:56
- 3 - Qua drants 4:10
- 4 - Quad rants 3:16
- 5 - Quadr ants 3:33
- 6 - Quadra nts 4:30
- 7 - Quadran ts 3:13
- 8 - Quadrant s 2:54
why we love this
From the very first note, it radiates a delicate, underlying energy that resonates within, creating a magnetic pull that immerses the listener in a world filled with concealed textures and layers.
about the record
Not much is really known about the production process behind the sprawling works of Japanese composer Yosuke Tokunaga, nor about the artist himself. Yet this might be his most accomplished work to date, with 8 Quadrants yielding unique soundscapes that lunge and retreat in near mechanical movement, while warm volleys of low flung claps and thumps disperse over a bed of textural hums and lingering chords.
At times, Yosuke’s work manages to somehow form an atmosphere that can both feel airy and yet dense simultaneously; it is this juxtaposed mélange of sonic fabric that is at the core of his unique creations, and once again this is beautifully displayed on ‘8 Quadrants’, where he continues his unique practice of figuratively interpreting language through a sequence of delicate sonic sculptures.
