Tatsuro Kojima – a -> b
Tatsuro Kojima – a -> b
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Tatsuro Kojima is a Japanese self-taught music artist born in 1977, working with field recordings, synthesizer and electronics. His sounds are closely connected to his visual approaches collaborating with artists and labels around the world. He has released two albums on Audiobulb records and he’s also active in web design, graphic design, and mobile app development.
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