Posts Tagged: OKADA
OKADA ~ Floating Away From the World
Rain falls, a lucid rain, clearing everything. OKADA‘s music feels like this: a steady and uninterrupted stream of cleansing rain, washing away the collective grime with a shower of natural purity. The weather affects people in different ways. Sometimes, an emotional
OKADA ~ Floating Away From the World
Rain falls, a lucid rain, clearing everything. OKADA‘s music feels like this: a steady and uninterrupted stream of cleansing rain, washing away the collective grime with a shower of natural purity. The weather affects people in different ways. Sometimes, an emotional
OKADA ~ Impermanence (Plus Video Premiere!)
In the past, the music of OKADA has consistently flirted with rosy, sentimental vibes and ever-so-sweet, innocuous ambient / electronic love affairs. He has mixed the rose of romance with the thorny underside of lost love, boyfriend/girlfriend trouble and the very painful
OKADA ~ Impermanence (Plus Video Premiere!)
In the past, the music of OKADA has consistently flirted with rosy, sentimental vibes and ever-so-sweet, innocuous ambient / electronic love affairs. He has mixed the rose of romance with the thorny underside of lost love, boyfriend/girlfriend trouble and the very painful
ACL 2014: Top Ten Ambient
This year, A Closer Listen continued to receive more ambient music than any other type, over 500 releases in all. The ambient field is so competitive that only the most distinctive releases manage to break through and to form a lasting impression.
ACL 2014: Top Ten Ambient
This year, A Closer Listen continued to receive more ambient music than any other type, over 500 releases in all. The ambient field is so competitive that only the most distinctive releases manage to break through and to form a lasting impression.
OKADA ~ Division of Self
“Gave up” is the first piece of music the listener hears on Division of Self. It’s a tense, almost schizophrenic start to an ambient record, with screeching strings spinning out of control as if chained to a nasty bout of vertigo,
OKADA ~ Division of Self
“Gave up” is the first piece of music the listener hears on Division of Self. It’s a tense, almost schizophrenic start to an ambient record, with screeching strings spinning out of control as if chained to a nasty bout of vertigo,
OKADA ~ OKADA
Pensacola, Florida is home to OKADA, but as the black crows nestle on the telephone wires and their wings eclipse the sun above, it soon becomes clear that the equally black sunglasses won’t be needed. This isn’t sunshine music, despite the fluttery,
OKADA ~ OKADA
Pensacola, Florida is home to OKADA, but as the black crows nestle on the telephone wires and their wings eclipse the sun above, it soon becomes clear that the equally black sunglasses won’t be needed. This isn’t sunshine music, despite the fluttery,
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