Aosaki Demarcate Resonances Japan Music CD

Product Description Content Introduction: This melodic masterpiece, featuring incredibly beautiful instrumental beats centered around the piano, foreshadows the dawn of a new scene! Aosaki, who openly acknowledges influences from artists like Nujabes and Nomak, creates a magnificent piano hip-hop sound that embodies a uniquely Asian worldview and a fresh, creative spirit! Following in the footsteps of Nujabes and Haruka Nakamura, Aosaki, a new generation trackmaker whose music appeals to listeners who love "beautiful music" regardless of genre?from piano hip-hop to beautiful electronica and chillout?has completed his second album, 'Demarcate Resonances'! Packed with dreamy, grand, and incredibly soothing instrumental sounds centered around piano melodies! 1. Disappearance 2. What Did You Dream 3. Memorize 4. Demarcate 5. Meet Autumn Rain 6. Star Crossed Lovers 7. Complect Souls 8. Machinery Spirit pt.2 9. After You Leave 10. Transition pt.2 11. Rainy Day Missing You 12. Realized 13. Transition pt.3 14. A Midsummer Night's Dream 15. Nocturnal feat. Himawari 16. Resonances feat. Himawari Media Reviews and More: Beatmaker Aosaki, who garnered significant attention with his Japan-only beat collection that sold out instantly, has completed his emotionally charged second album after a two-year hiatus! The beautiful, piano-driven instrumental beats create a melodious masterpiece that foreshadows the dawn of a new scene! (C)RS About the Artist: Aosaki is a beatmaker from Jiangxi Province, China. This up-and-coming beatmaker garnered significant attention both domestically and internationally after his Japan-exclusive beat collection, "Night, Sky, Snow, Wind," sold out instantly. His long-awaited debut album in 2016, "Tangible Dynamics," openly acknowledges influences from artists like Nujabes and Nomak, and includes a tribute track to Nujabes. The album features mellow, euphoric melodies centered around piano, blended with breakbeats that create a pleasant, swaying atmosphere, resulting in a soundtrack reminiscent of a film. His second album, "Demarcate Resonances," which took two years to complete, maintains the same basic style but incorporates four-on-the-floor beats and saudade-like elements, showcasing an even more evolved Aosaki sound.