Japanese composer Kazuya Nagawa transforms family history into a serene yet weighty album that imagines his parents’ souls reunited along the river they once called home.
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Japanese composer Kazuya Nagawa transforms family history into a serene yet weighty album that imagines his parents’ souls reunited along the river they once called home.
In Flevoland the sea was taken away long ago, yet the land still carries the memory of its own drowning. RIFF performs a parallel act in sound: an intimate harp recording is allowed to drift and settle until it can answer the monument’s question about what persists after removal.
After decades in visual art and years of dream-received piano music, Karen Salicath Jamali distills the central revelation of her near-death experience into her second vocal single. ROMBO speaks with her about the long journey to this simple, direct song.
The Nashville musician’s latest solo record moves through instrumental spaces that owe as much to post-rock restraint as to chamber music precision, without ever losing sight of an emotional core.
The Derbyshire trio and London pianist transform their 2019 live commission for a nearly complete cut of Menschen am Sonntag into a ten-track album that stands alone.
The former Daft Punk member returns with a ballet score that trades electronic spectacle for physical precision.
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