Mioko Yamaguchi - FLOMA - Japan Vinyl LP Record

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Yamaguchi Mioko

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The long-awaited analog versions of three of Mioko Yamaguchi's original albums, "Toki Sakashima," "FLOMA," and "FAIRYTHM," are now available! This is a collection of self cover songs selected from their 1st album "Dream Flight", 2nd album "NIRVANA", 3rd album "Tsukihime" and 3 songs from their own compositions. The album contains a total of 10 songs that have been vividly reborn in a different form by adding new colors with a fresh sensibility and by further exploring their unique worldview. The "Japanese Trilogy" reached its conclusion with "Koi wa Karageshi Natsu no Yoi / Ton-Ten-Syan" from the previous album "Toki Sakashima". One of them, "Satte Ten-haru Yumezakura," was gorgeously transformed and decorated the opening with a glittering splendor. The effective use of Biwa, Koto, swords, Shomyo (Japanese Buddhist chanting), and the sound of horses galloping around the stage all contribute to the amazing realization of the storyline and create a sense of urgency. Daydream," a popular Japanese ambient pop song from overseas, is deepened into an ambient song with even more beauty and tranquility. The gentle light-like synth sounds create a space of ecstasy, gradually and surely enveloping the listener.Moon Princess (MOON-LIGHT PRINCESS)" is a ballad that resonates with the emotional interplay of piano and cello, creating a melancholic and fantastical world. The lyrics of "Always Treasure Treasure Island ver." have been updated to match the "now," creating a sophisticated pop song that floats in the near future with a somewhat otherworldly atmosphere. NIRVANA new ver." invites you into a mysterious world of Arabic and ethnic rhythms and melodies, and the impressive sound of a flute. Chunky Tour NEW YORK ver." exudes nostalgia and warmth with its exotic atmosphere and marimba tones. The dance tune "Someday Yureru Distant Country new ver." with its light yet scaled synth sound and supple groove is infinitely comfortable." Matsuri," another of the "Japanese Trilogy," features taiko drums and koto, and is a dynamic fusion of festival music and synths, transforming it into a unique techno piece based on the concept of "Yoki (mystique).The last song, "Yumeflight new ver.," with its solemn and mysterious synths and piano, was followed by "Yumeflight A DREAM OF CANADEON ver." using the world's first MIDI music box "CANADEON," quietly bringing the main event to a close.

Mioko Yamaguchi Collection List