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Fumitake Tamura - Ostinato (feat. Sam Gendel) (official audio)

From 𝑴𝒊𝒋𝒊𝒏 - https://leavingrecords.com/mijin - Available 10th April — Built around a repeated saxophone phrase, ‘Ostinato’ explores the idea of how much sound can be stripped away. “My hope was to find a richness in the relationships between as few sounds as possible.” Fumitake Tamura The title “Mijin” comes from a Japanese word meaning fine particles or minute fragments. The album gathers what I think of as microscopic sounds, letting them resonate within space and observing the subtle movements that occur between them until a sense of balance gradually begins to take shape. “ Within these relationships and the quiet tension that arises between them, I explored how ma, the intervals, pauses, and silences, might resonate with sound. The album begins with the most minimal chords recorded on piano, then unfolds through fragmented voices, percussion, Rhodes, and synth, reconstructing traces of jazz and soul along the way. Each sound exists like a particle floating in air, gently resonating with the others to form the structure as a whole. Through this arrangement I hope that the spaces and silences that emerge will appear with as much presence as the sounds themselves.” Fumitake Tamura アルバムのタイトル「微塵(Mijin)」は、非常に細かい粒を意味する日本語に由来しています。 “微塵な音”を集めていき、空間の中で響かせながら、それらのあいだに生じるわずかな動きを見つめていくと、 やがて全体のバランスが形づくられていきます。 そのような関係性とその間に生まれる緊張の中で生まれる「間」や「沈黙」と音が、どのような共鳴を起こすのか を探りました。 アルバムは、録音されたピアノの最小限の和音から始まり、断片的な声やパーカッション、RhodesやSynth、 そしてジャズやソウルの残響を再構築しながら展開していきます。 音は空気中に漂う粒のように存在し、それぞれがゆるやかに響き合いながら構成をつくっていきます。 その配置によって生まれる「間」や「沈黙」が、音と同じくらいの存在感をもって現れてくれることを願っています。 Fumitake Tamura --- All tracks Written, Produced, Recorded and Mixed by Fumitake Tamura Fumitake Tamura – Prophet, Electronics, Sampling Sam Gendel - Saxophone on Track 2 ‘Ostinato’ Saul Williams - Vocals on Track 4 ‘Resonance’ Photo Credit Daisuke Arashi