Yuki Fujiwara - Glass Colored Lily - Import CD

Credits:

Yuki Fujiwara

Description:

First solo album by Fujiwara Yuki, a shinobue player from Kaminoyama City, Yamagata Prefecture. Produced by Bill Laswell. Recorded at his vintage studio in New York. The world's first(?) The world's first(?) shinobue avant-garde? Ambient album. The album was recorded at his vintage studio in New York. The musicians he gathered gathered gathered with a bang, and first of all, it was hamburger time for everyone. Everyone was in the booth at the right time. Bill's studio was built in the 60's and originally owned by Frankie Valli. It was originally owned by Frankie Valli. The wooden interior, rarely seen today, was once used by Aerosmith and Jethro Tull, It is a terrifyingly tense space imbued with energy, passion, obsession, and resentment. Of course, the bass player is Bill Laswell. The 8-string bass, which he says is his favorite these days. When Fujiwara Yuki casually played the shinobue flute, everyone followed him and the recording session began. Of course, there was no musical score, no chord progression, and no song structure. The song just started and the rest was just air. The only conversation was, "Next one is a little faster," and the rest was just breathing. I saw something amazing.

Tracklisting:<ｂr>
1. Gloss Phew
2. Into Thee
3. Like a Water (Including “Kakeashi”(Kaminoyama traditional , Yamagata JAPAN )
4. Remaining,Remaining
5. Night's Dream is True〜Ai no-Uta
6. The Red Devil Who Cried