Masayoshi Fujita & Jan Jelinek

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Undercurrent 00:00 Tools
I'll Change Your Life 00:00 Tools
Workshop for Modernity 00:00 Tools
Waltz (A Lonely Crowd) 00:00 Tools
Stripped to RM 00:00 Tools
IA_AI 00:00 Tools
Cin 00:00 Tools
Botuto 00:00 Tools
Urub 00:00 Tools
What You Should Know About Me 00:00 Tools
Parades 00:00 Tools
LesLang 00:00 Tools
Bird, Lake, Objects Linernotes 00:00 Tools
Vague, yet 00:00 Tools
Helio 00:00 Tools
Hello 00:00 Tools
Live at Frameworks, Munich 2012 00:00 Tools
Vague Yet 00:00 Tools
Live at AvantJazz, Barcelona 2012 00:00 Tools
Live at AvantJazz, Barcelona 2012 00:00 Tools
Bird, Lake, Objects 00:00 Tools
Schaum 00:00 Tools
Toton 00:00 Tools
Do You Know Otahiti? 00:00 Tools
Do You Know Otahiti 00:00 Tools
Live At Frameworks Munich 2012 00:00 Tools
Stripped To RM (2010) 00:00 Tools
Live At AvantJazz Barcelona 2012 00:00 Tools
Ia Ai 00:00 Tools
Do You Know Otahiti (album preview) 00:00 Tools
I?ll Change Your Life 00:00 Tools
A1 - undercurrent 00:00 Tools
I’ll Change Your Life 00:00 Tools
Audio Liner Notes (Fait13) 00:00 Tools
Botuto (Faitiche) 00:00 Tools
Bird, lake, objects FULL ALBUM 00:00 Tools
“Cin” (excerpt) 00:00 Tools
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This gorgeous collaboration finds renowned electronic producer Jan Jelinek hosting Japanese percussionist and vibraphonist Masayoshi Fujita on his own Faitiche label. The resultant recordings find the two musicians working their way through six different pieces that call upon both Fujita's jazz-influenced yet non-traditional vibraphone style and Jelinek's mastery of layered sound. All but one of these tracks features the presence of ambient location recordings, obtained via a single designated mic setup to record whatever background noise was present while the performances themselves were taking place. The often imperceptible flow of distant street noises and footfall lends an air of subliminal depth to the recordings, framing the warm glow of Fujita's instrumentation. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.