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Dear Sunshine
02:18
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Fallen Flowers
03:09
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Niji No Kanata
04:22
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Faraway
02:29
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Vega
02:34
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Gentle Voice
02:16
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Zoetrope
03:12
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Left Behind
03:37
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Passage Of Light
04:48
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Towards The Dawn
03:27
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Hereafter
01:59
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Akira Kosemura Tokyo, Japan
Akira Kosemura (he/him) is a composer and pianist hailing from Tokyo, Japan. He is a prolific artist, constantly releasing solo albums and composing music for films, TV drama, games, stage, and commercial music. His debut major album "SEASONS" on Decca Records (UMG) is now available on Bandcamp. ... more
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supported by 6 fans who also own “SEASONS”
The track "Emi" gives me hope and comfort with a gentle touch. The (seemingly) simple music reminds me that there is still pure beauty worth holding on to in this complicated world.
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Late Night Loneliness
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supported by 6 fans who also own “SEASONS”
A Veil of Water really hits the spot with this collection of calm melodies. Late Night Loneliness came out this summer on Hidden Vibes and has a supremely relaxing blend of ambient and post-rockish sounds. Piano, guitar, rhodes, the occasional whisper. The kind of chords for when you need something soothing and familiar.
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Decades (Album)
by Tristan Eckerson
Minimal and emotionally evocative compositions for solo piano in the Ryuichi Sakamoto vein from Cincinnati's Tristan Eckerson.
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Stories From Far Away On Piano
by James Heather
Stunning piano pieces make up this highly anticipated debut on Coldcut’s label and "playground for free expression."
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Hushed and quietly moving piano compositions from NODFELD that build slowly to a cinematic sweep.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “SEASONS”
This thing is just brilliant, really, especially “Ouka” and “En”. There’s a halting insistence, it feels like it’s lurching along; on “En” especially it feels like the performer is fitted with something which pops and shifts into place with her movements, and the piano itself has some odd device which adds above every note upper harmonic dissonances, and yet the melodies are just so pretty and the doublings of voice so well-employed. It’s good, and I’m glad to have found it
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