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Thorsten Knaub

Listening Station: Music for Abandoned Structures and Shakuhachi

Site-specific improvisation with shakuhachi (japanese bamboo flute) recorded in the main dome of the former US Listening Station at Teufelsberg, Berlin. Long mellow notes mingle with quick abrasive sonic gestures and the incidental sounds of the location.

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Vocalekt Visions

Vocaloid Vacation

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Various Artists

Yasuragi 10 The Best Selection

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Javier Ramon Brito

The Geisha

Soothing and healing instrumental , new age, world, soundtrack type music with piano, Japanese instruments, female vocals and choirs. Get inspired, meditate or simply unwind, relax and enjoy it.

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Cheap Time History

Cheap Chic

想い、優しさを詰め込んだアルバム。曲と詩が織りなすどこか懐かしくて、心にしみる音楽です。

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Mariko Otsuka

オアシス

オリジナル曲の世界に、ハンガリー民謡とクラシックスのカヴァーを加えた、大塚茉莉子1stアルバム。

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Takayuki Kojima & Whitesounds7

This is the 1st album in 12 tunes written by Takayuki Kojima. White Sounds 7, the professional amateur band, played all music. You can enjoy non-genre unique world with this album.

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Sunamivskogovshamasaki

Return Of The Lupin

The album containing the music of various genres

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Masahiko Matsuo

この歌が生まれた時に (When This Song Was Born)

Music with one's emotions. All of my songs are just like my children and they are ready to take off in the world.

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Hiromi Motomiya

Breath

Japanese singing Flute

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Top Albums

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Jessica Toledo

Moon Revenge

Japanese anime songs in Spanish language with new fresh arrangements, sung by the two most famous Chilean Idol Singers, for all the people who love electronic and techno-dance music as well as otaku fan of anime music.

This Maxi-single brings to you a brief compilation of Japanese anime music sung in Spanish language by two of the most successful Idol singers in Chile: Jessica Toledo and Salomé Anjarí, this time with brand-new electronic oriented arrangements created by Erwin Pempelfort, a talented and experienced musician dedicated nowadays to electronic and pop music projects. Both Jessica Toledo and Salomé Anjarí has expanded their careers outside Chile, reaching large audiences in Mexico and Peru with their Spanish versions of anime music, widely spread through the internet by online radios and forums. These are the first recordings of Salomé Anjarí as soloist singer since the separation of her band Bys Revolution, and the first duet with Jessica Toledo, establishing the beginning of the "2 the Light" duet performances. The song "Moon Revenge" is one of the most famous of Sailor Moon's themes, being the background vocal for the climax scene within the first movie of the series (Sailor Moon R the Movie), as well as the closing/ending credits song. This Spanish version was produced to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the arrival of Sailor Moon to Latin America, and is the very first time this song is presented in Spanish language because the original theme was cut off the home video release. "Escuadrón de la Flor" is the Spanish version of "Gekitei - Geki! Teikoku Kagekidan", the main theme from Sakura Wars/Sakura Taisen video game and anime series. This is also the first time this song is presented in Spanish because the Latin American release of the anime series Sakura Wars called "La Guerra de Sakura" remained the opening song in Japanese version. The new arrangements created by Erwin Pempelfort are really empathetic with the ambience of the anime series and it is an energetic gorgeous piece of symphonic electronic music. Finally, in this production there are electronic or techno-dance remixes of the song "Promesa Final" (Saigo no Yakusoku), an emotional theme from the soundtrack of Marmalade Boy anime series (called "La Familia Crece" in Hispanic America), whose Spanish dubbed version counted with the participation of Jessica Toledo as singer and voice actress, being "Promesa Final" the background vocal for the dramatic scenes of Meiko and Namura, one of the three songs performed by Jessica Toledo in this series. Instrumental versions are included for all the people who loves to sing along and do Karaoke singing on their own.

World: Japanese contemporary