Hakobune – Vitex Negundo
Hakobune – Vitex Negundo
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Three gentle guitar improvisations… meditations, enriched with Ambient loopsets and delicate sound layers from tape. Takahiro Yorifuji sets up the right mood to calm down. It’s all that easy, the main thing is, the casette player’s working fine, the fingers will find the right notes all by themselves. Enjoy laid back listening.
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