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¡Yuko Matsuzaki
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[Machine Translation] Miraculous reissue of a domestic 80s new age - ambient masterpiece! After a classical career as a flutist, Yuko Matsuzaki became a composer/arranger in 1982, and from 1985 to 1987, she worked as a studio musician and tour support member as a flutist, synthesizer/keyboard player mainly in London, gaining high reputation overseas without passing through the Japanese music scene. Yuko Matsuzaki, who was highly acclaimed overseas without passing through the Japanese music scene, has decided to reissue "Raden no Hako", an extremely rare LP limited to 100 copies produced only in 1985 before her departure for England. The spiritual and fantastic sound with a hint of Japanese taste was first heard by Simon Jeffs of the Penguin Cafe Orchestra, which led to his participation in "Pink, Blue and Amber" by Rhodelius, a German electronic musician and pianist known for his work with Cluster, Harmonia, and others. This is a world-standard masterpiece born in Japan at the time of the rise of ambient music in the late 80's, when house and techno music were flourishing and spreading worldwide. With obi. The name "Yuko Matsuzaki" is officially spelled "Tate Saki" ( ).
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