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THE REVIEW
Nauyoki Arashi dreams under a rainbow of notes, falling lightly from the strings of a solitary guitar, synth, and a faint voice. They fall from silence like images, reflections of reality like bridges between lands and time.
Repetitive concentric circles open a magical passage. English folk passes by, caressed by oriental fragrances. It is transfigured into a bucolic Terry Riley, into ambient oasis, into bubbles of spiritual psychedelia. Two long tracks in continuous mutation to be listened to in reverent silence and to dream under the rainbow of notes.
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Asuna's album Tide Ripples features a tranquil mix of guitar, synth, and ethereal vocals creating an ambient and psychedelic folk soundscape. The two extended tracks evolve continuously, merging English folk elements with oriental and Terry Riley-like influences. Listeners are invited to reflect and dream amidst these hypnotic, repetitive musical patterns. Overall, it offers a meditative and spiritual listening experience.Tracklist
Asuna
Japanese ambient/electronic composer known for long, evolving pieces made from layered guitar, synth and a faint voice, blending folk, minimalism and ambient psychedelia.02 Reviews
