Masayoshi Fujita - Migratory (Black Vinyl)

Masayoshi Fujita - Migratory (Black Vinyl)Nature has always been a source of inspiration for Fujita, and on Migratory it takes centre stage. You can hear it on the albums peaceful and considered field recordings, but most importantly, Masayoshi highlights nature is there as the image to be evoked by the listener from the music. On the records sleeve notes, written by renowned novelist and travel writer Pico Iyer, we learn about the Japan that he hears as he sits down and listens to the music.

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to much acclaim

operatic songs

shifting wildly from track to track

This is no vessel for preconceived notions

arriving at “Centaurus

Junior Boys formed in Hamilton

nature and friendship

Written and recorded between London

Every track is infectious

and creepy Spector girl-group tunes (“Sharing”) among dozens of others

intricate synth programming