Seekersinternational 、 Juwanstockton - Wareta Kokoro Ni Kintsugi - Japan CD

Credits:

Seekersinternational 、 Juwanstockton

Description:

A LO-FI dub x trippy futuristic soul MIXCD featuring collage edits of 80s soul, lovers rock, and city pop. A spin-off of juwanstockton's "Kintsugi Soul Steppers" is now available on MIXCD! SKRS's original dub expression through sampling, cutups, and edits, and the seamless connection between songs in a mixtape-like album structure, blur the line between a work of art and a mix. This album is a masterpiece as good as the original, a psychedelic-melodic LO-FI dub-trippy near-future soul world with cut-up and collage edits of adult-wet and silky 80s Soul~Slow Jam, Lovers Rock, and screwed-up City Pop. The "gold-plated" part that makes the joints stand out instead of hiding them is a Japanese line from a trendy Japanese drama of the 80's. The "Kintsugi" part is a Japanese line from a trendy Japanese drama of the 80's. The "gold-plated" part is the Japanese dialogue from the 80's Japanese trendy dramas.The way the fragmented memories/scenes are connected by cutting them up and collaging them between songs to create a new story with the music is just like a new pattern is added by Kintsugi to create a unique and special piece of artwork. The nostalgic look at the glittering Japan/Tokyo of the 80's, as seen in "Kintsugi Soul Steppers," amplifies the vaporwave feel, but the fact that it can be listened to without embarrassment may be due to the reggae/dub sensibility and good taste that are the basis of SKRS. The song is a sci-fi song that stirs up fantasies of a past that never existed (or a future that never existed?) by applying "kintsugi" in the SKRS style. The fresh and shimmering sci-fi worldview that stirs up fantasies of a past that never was (or a future that never could be?) by giving it the SKRS touch of "kintsugi" makes you want to listen to it over and over and over again.