I’ve listened to a lot of Post-Rock, Shoegaze, and Emo over the years, but lately I’ve started to feel that the music I make sounds more like ambient folk.
I’d really appreciate any feedback or thoughts you might have.
I recently returned to making music after a 15-year break, recording with my 26-year-old Boss BR-8 MTR.
I finished an album this July, and it’s now available on streaming services.
🎧Spotify
https://open.spotify.com/album/4tkH45rwhxytNA81NZmnxD?si=5TjRxAXhQFiw-c2wryq0OA&utm_source=copy-link
🎧Bandcamp
https://postwater.bandcamp.com/album/layers-of-self-resuscitation
🎧YouTube Music
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mja07WEvu1Np6Oft7Q0iQJKcaa_qmTpLw&si=eiC8pqG8Dhyg_s_1
🎧Apple Music
https://music.apple.com/jp/album/layers-of-self-resuscitation/6790671760
I embraced the imperfections and poured the emotions and everyday moments of the past year into these songs.
If even one track stays with you after listening, that would mean a lot to me.
Thank you from Japan.
Hi! I’m an independent musician from Japan.
This is a home-recorded track from my new album Layers of Self-Resuscitation.
Hope you enjoy it.
Recorded with a 26-year-old Boss BR-8 and layered guitars in my small home studio.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVUefSIUbMo0&si=AAXd4Kmv6zRo5Kr9
I released this album on July 3.
Every track was recorded on a BOSS BR-8 Digital Recording Studio, an old 8-track MTR that records to ZIP disks. I’ve been creating music with this recorder for 26 years, and this album may be one of the last full projects I make with it.
The music is influenced by dream pop, shoegaze, post-rock, and slowcore, mixed with lo-fi home recording and ambient textures.
If you’re into that kind of sound, I’d be really happy if you gave it a listen.
Thanks for checking it out, and greetings from Japan.
I started making music again this year after a 15-year break, recording with an old BOSS BR-8 MTR.
This is one of the first songs from that journey back into making music.
I’d love to hear what you think.
Thanks from Japan.