Tomo-Nakaguchi - Tayutau (Audiobulb) - THE SLOW MUSIC MOVEMENT

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5/5/2022 0 Comments

Tomo-Nakaguchi - Tayutau (Audiobulb)

What Your Ears Say & The Cover Looks Like

What We Say

A winding, inquisitively minded sonic voyage from Tomo Nakaguchi as he pokes around all sorts of ambient nooks & crannies on his gently restless yet relaxing new electroacoustic excursion for Audiobulb.

What The Release Notes Say

Tayutau is a Japanese word that means drifting, floating and unstable. It represents the musicality of this album, as well as the state of mind of Tomo when he was making it. It also hopes that in this unstable and absurd world, people will have time to let feel at will.

The album started with a lot of small sound elements recorded by Tomo. He fleshed them out with numerous effect plug-ins, synthesizers and distorted guitars to create multi-layered beautiful soundscapes like countless colorful creatures dancing at the bottom of the deep sea. They gradually change shape over time and drift in the deep sea of our hearts.

CREDITS
Tomo-Nakaguchi is musician / sound artist living in Yokohama, Japan. He is a member of experimental rock band "1769" and multimedia group "skyward photo film". His work creates dreamy and warm texture use layers of modulated acoustic / electric guitar, sampler, broken tape machine, field recordings and many instruments sound.

• Album cover by Asuka Takemoto

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