¡Alaya Vijana
¡Alaya Vijana
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[Machine Translation] U-ZHAAN ( ASA-CHANGE & Pilgrimage ) : Tabla, Yoshida Daikiti ( Psychobaba ) : Sitar, feat UA : Vocals. In addition to this strongest lineup, a fourth member, Lovita from Osamu Tezuka's "The Firebird", appears on the album jacket! I wonder if there are still "warabeuta" songs like air that somehow come from somewhere, change, and spread out. I wonder if such music still exists today. A new generation of lullabies born after digesting and passing through techno, noise, minimalism, contemporary music, and folk music, with a simple composition of sitar, tabla, and vocals gently infused with electronics. The minimalistic phrases of the sitar, the beautiful sounds of the tabla, and UA singing as he goes along with his emotions, create a strange, pop, free, spontaneous, and free music that does not sound difficult. If you think sitar and tabla are ethnic or mystical, you are right. This is an album made by a sitar and tabla player who really thinks that sitar and tabla are ethnic and mystical. Well, I can understand "Yeah!" with a McDonald's hamburger and a Coke, but why can't I just relax with a cup of tea and a nap? It sounds like a picture book with a lot of words and pictures. I tried to create music with the same number of words and sounds and arrangements as in a picture book, so that you can indulge in various fantasies. Please enjoy it while taking a nap.
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