So true. Whether it's beautiful "new age" music like this or noisy experimental shoegaze rock like Shizuka, it just seems like a never ending untapped market for us. This really is a beauty.
I listened through all of Yoshimura's discography, moved on to Takashi Kokubu and now I'm just going through an ever-expanding playlist of recommendations. I wonder where I'll end up...
Prussian blue has portrayed an emotion that I did not think possible to be portrayed through music. The insignificance and scale of the individual, an empty hopelessness of the masses of humanity, the endless swaths of sea and land, the images, photos and memories known only to god. Looking for a photo, lost media, simply to never find it. But the knowledge of its existence persists - You are simply one individual. The past loves and friendships that flourished that have long since passed with its hosts, of which were not significant enough to be publicly documented. A large, empty volcanic beach on a stormy day in the north of Hokkaido; where the sea rustles and whirls independently of you - you are simply one individual. Genuinely beautiful, unlike anything I've ever heard before.
If you like this one, you may like Takashi Kokubo and others of this genre. I have a list with his name as the title, along with Dan Gibson and others. Check it out for some great melodies, nature and music. Love Chris
I find myself coming back to this album on a daily basis. It is my gravity. What holds me to earth when I feel at odds with everything else trying to pry me from my peace. This album IS peace.
It's like the complete life cycle of man using the tides as a metaphor. The beginning has a spring like lightness to it, the beginning of life. The ending had a bittersweet note to it, with the dark violin sound hovering like the darkness of experience over a melody that still retains some of the innocence of the spring melody. It's like the winter of life...in the sea.
This is such a profound album. I've listened to it many times now. I love the varied emotional colors woven into this piece. It's more than just "relaxation" music, that's for sure!
Choveu a madrugada toda por aqui, o que não é comum para a época. Ao que parece, o TH-cam percebeu o clima agradável da manhã cinzenta, com cheiro de grama molhada e café fresco, e resolveu recomendar-me esta obra-prima.
Wow, this one is stunning. Love the emphasis on harp in this release. It has a more classical feel than the other volumes in this series, early 20th century/romantic stuff. It reminds of Debussy's Nocturnes, but also La Mer, in the way that it evokes the sea. Listeners might really enjoy some of the harp music on Lavinia Meijer's album Voyage, which includes harp versions of Satie and Debussy pieces and more, or, the compilation album of new age music, 'I Am the Centre'. Anyways, thanks for bringing this great music to me, sba. All the best.
yeah i immediatly thought of "de l'aube à midi sur la Mer", first mvt from the symphonic poem composed by our lord and saviour Achille Claude Debussy The harmony, style and all is quite different but it's almost impossible to not make the connection. Anyways it's always a great pleasure for our ears to feed 'em with some spiritual food
This is lovely! As others have mentioned, this has a definite classical vibe, very reminiscent of Debussy. What a find! May the gods bless the one who uploaded this, and the algorithm that brought it to me!
Oh man!!! I am doing some preparation & research for my visit at Sintra, Portugal and just read the article about 'Quinta da Regaleira' Now i think this album fits this place perfectly.
I absolutely love your channel..I've gotten so into this type of sound..Wetland by Hiroshi Yoshimura might be my favorite still but either way, fantastic stuff...Any idea how much of this stuff is available on vinyl? I've done a little digging but I'm not that great at finding stuff apparently lol..I know it's pretty hard to find though in general from what I've seen..Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Wow, Tomoyuki. Must say this gave me so much nostalgia, excellent progressions. The harp does much, everything gives it a nice bit of atmosphere. Could listen to this forever if i could, i really want to contact you but dont know wether you are alive or dead >: But wow, awesome!!
Not sure to be honest. I've come across this a few times now, where the english title of an album is not a direct translation of the original japanese title. Just an artistic choice maybe?
Fun fact: Zelda's Lullaby was based on a song off Mort Garson's Plantasia, which is absolutely excellent and also on TH-cam. It's the fifth song on that album, I think.
@@Osmodiwald It's definitely on TH-cam because I listened to it here sometime in the past, lol. I'll have to go back and check for that. I've heard bits and pieces of different Zelda melodies in lots of pieces over the years. Thanks for the heads up.
Really nice and unique album. I wish the album artwork fit it more. I feel like it should be some kind of combination of fairy tale and perhaps something more modern or "cool" like an anime style or something. Still great music. That is what matters.
![Tomoyuki Asakawa (朝川朋之): Relaxation Music Harp And Wave (ハープと波によるリラクセーション・ミュージック) [Full Album]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/k5w6V-I1DtI/mqdefault.jpg)
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![Takatoshi Naitoh (内藤孝敏) - In The Forest (1993) [Full Album]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/sZNAYp5xBO4/mqdefault.jpg)
![小久保 隆 (Takashi Kokubo) - 京都〜満月の木陰〜 (Kyoto / Shadow of the Full Moon) (1993) [Full album]](/img/n.gif)
Japan feels like a box full of hidden gems since most Japanese music has not reached the west and a wider audience yet
Japan is love even though I have never been to japan
TH-cam is putting me on so much sounds from Japan recently! Like this
The land of spirits and samurai is strange and beautiful indeed
So true. Whether it's beautiful "new age" music like this or noisy experimental shoegaze rock like Shizuka, it just seems like a never ending untapped market for us. This really is a beauty.
@@t1mec0p You sound offended. Do you happen to be japanese?
TH-cam algorithms are at it again. People in the comments, whoever you are and wherever you go, stand still and enjoy the moment with me.
been listening to a ton of hiroshi yoshimura and there is where i ended up
@@jimmy_pebbles same here.
I listened through all of Yoshimura's discography, moved on to Takashi Kokubu and now I'm just going through an ever-expanding playlist of recommendations. I wonder where I'll end up...
Prussian blue has portrayed an emotion that I did not think possible to be portrayed through music. The insignificance and scale of the individual, an empty hopelessness of the masses of humanity, the endless swaths of sea and land, the images, photos and memories known only to god. Looking for a photo, lost media, simply to never find it. But the knowledge of its existence persists - You are simply one individual. The past loves and friendships that flourished that have long since passed with its hosts, of which were not significant enough to be publicly documented. A large, empty volcanic beach on a stormy day in the north of Hokkaido; where the sea rustles and whirls independently of you - you are simply one individual.
Genuinely beautiful, unlike anything I've ever heard before.
No, I'm special you see
Since I accidentally found this, I'm listening to this every day. It's serendipitous. Helps me cope with life. Thank you.
If you like this one, you may like Takashi Kokubo and others of this genre. I have a list with his name as the title, along with Dan Gibson and others. Check it out for some great melodies, nature and music. Love Chris
I find myself coming back to this album on a daily basis. It is my gravity. What holds me to earth when I feel at odds with everything else trying to pry me from my peace. This album IS peace.
I find myself coming back to this album daily.
This moment, when I wanna go to bed,
and yet I want to remain and listen
to these delightful melodies...
Ah... :)
It's like the complete life cycle of man using the tides as a metaphor. The beginning has a spring like lightness to it, the beginning of life. The ending had a bittersweet note to it, with the dark violin sound hovering like the darkness of experience over a melody that still retains some of the innocence of the spring melody. It's like the winter of life...in the sea.
the intro to TAYUTAI hit so hard I almost cried
spiritual
it's my favorite
This is such a profound album. I've listened to it many times now. I love the varied emotional colors woven into this piece. It's more than just "relaxation" music, that's for sure!
This is like an Oldschool fairy tale of beautiful Chillout music 😌❤👍
WE MAKIN IT OUT SLEEP SERENITY WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥
What a lovely listen. The Japanese chill out/New Age scene is such a treasure trove.
You have the most amazing collections. Its special to hear music like this.
I'm so happy to have discovered this genre. Thanks TH-cam!
This is the most nostalgic album I ever listened too. Gives off a type of feeling you remember some how? It's pleasurable.
This. In my noise-cancelling headphones, all day.
Choveu a madrugada toda por aqui, o que não é comum para a época. Ao que parece, o TH-cam percebeu o clima agradável da manhã cinzenta, com cheiro de grama molhada e café fresco, e resolveu recomendar-me esta obra-prima.
Wow, this one is stunning. Love the emphasis on harp in this release. It has a more classical feel than the other volumes in this series, early 20th century/romantic stuff. It reminds of Debussy's Nocturnes, but also La Mer, in the way that it evokes the sea. Listeners might really enjoy some of the harp music on Lavinia Meijer's album Voyage, which includes harp versions of Satie and Debussy pieces and more, or, the compilation album of new age music, 'I Am the Centre'. Anyways, thanks for bringing this great music to me, sba. All the best.
yeah i immediatly thought of "de l'aube à midi sur la Mer", first mvt from the symphonic poem composed by our lord and saviour Achille Claude Debussy
The harmony, style and all is quite different but it's almost impossible to not make the connection.
Anyways it's always a great pleasure for our ears to feed 'em with some spiritual food
damn dude didn't even realize this until you said it, so true
Thanks I will check those...I like Debussy a lot
Just discovered this - definitely hearing some Ravel as well
Thanks for the additional music suggestions.
This is beautiful in so many ways, lovely find.....................
YOur Page is Heaven.....I finally found it................
Itonami just fills me with Joy. It's so beautiful.
the harp on this is absolutely wild
I love underground ambience from Japanese artists thank you for sharing ❤
it's truly beautiful stuff. i'm so glad we can all band together to enjoy the beautiful new age scene in japan
月並な曲名とは裏腹の極めて個性的な音の世界。これまで耳にしたことのない美しさ。
A world of extremely unique sounds contrary to the average song names. Beauty never heard before.
This is probably one of the best things you can give a human being.
it's so peaceful and beautiful and kind it fills me with love toward life 💛
Absolutely gorgeous music, I'm so enraptured by the ethereal strings I'm almost unaware of my body as it keys in these words on this device.
Satie levels of bliss and peace induced by this one. Thank you.
Love how all of his works have a natural theme or background. Filling the spaces between music very “naturally”. Pun intended
Sublime.......a piece is never more needed for our times ....a time now for healing and reflection
This is lovely! As others have mentioned, this has a definite classical vibe, very reminiscent of Debussy. What a find! May the gods bless the one who uploaded this, and the algorithm that brought it to me!
Majestic and wonderful
This is beautiful. Tranquility, nature. Love the harp
I needed this; soul soothing sound...
This is beautiful.
I wish I was alive the day this album came out.
I am awestruck…This is a masterpiece.
Thank you so, so much for uploading the Music for Your Mind collection.
I want to listen to this all the time. So beautiful. Thank you.
3RD TRACK IS ASTONISHING. BEAUTIFUL.
The tide is never ending.
The harp is so ethereal... it truly feels like music out of this world.
Thanks for uploading such a piece of love and art. So pleasent to hear.
I also want to bless the algorithm and uploader for being this to me
no thanks for the person who actually created it then ?
Oh man!!! I am doing some preparation & research for my visit at Sintra, Portugal and just read the article about 'Quinta da Regaleira'
Now i think this album fits this place perfectly.
every minute of this album is truely enriching your soul. thank you.
Stunningly sublime...
Absolutely stunning!
What treasure have i stumble upon
Holy shit, this is magnificent. So glad I stumbled across your channel.
21:32 literally ascending right now :,)
This is my favorite one.
You have done it again dear friend. Gorgeous upload. Lovely to fall asleep. Thank you very much 😊
Perfect album. Sublime is the right word to use
Unknown is phenomenal
Endless Tide is like Debussy in Japan. Wonderful
A beauty so finite is infinite
Thanks for this. Asakawa is a genius
preparing lunch at 10:30 in the morning and this, why not
In balance of sea's ! Good morning! Brazil!
this is a very beautiful album
you have the most amazing spear collections.
Beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Floating on a cloud. That is how I feel when I listen to this..
how do you let go of someone when you truly don’t want to . Actually I think time may heal my wounds . Ok then .
Jesus, I've been working over this same dilemma all day and just now opened this album to unwind only to see this...
This is more than a simple relaxation record. It's like listening to good music like Debussy's music.
I'm crying.....
Очень приятно прослушать было эти произведения...
I absolutely love your channel..I've gotten so into this type of sound..Wetland by Hiroshi Yoshimura might be my favorite still but either way, fantastic stuff...Any idea how much of this stuff is available on vinyl? I've done a little digging but I'm not that great at finding stuff apparently lol..I know it's pretty hard to find though in general from what I've seen..Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Have you tried Discogs?
@@gerard_torbitt I have but only a little bit! I really have to do some deeper searching though. I appreciate the suggestion for sure :D
@@mattstelljes Good luck! Hopefully you find some bargains, especially if some pricey 'collectors' re-releases were to inevitably happen.
@@gerard_torbitt Thanks a bunch, it's always worth it if you can find something you really love
@@mattstelljes discogs or going you could check yahoo japan but u'd need to go through a shopping service (i use zenmarket)
excellent album, reminds me of harold budd's "avalon sutra".
Thank you !Superb
lovely
This is so beautiful. Wish this was uploaded in better sound quality.
i couldn't tell the difference, but then again i'm no audiophile either.
10/10 Jade likes it so yes.
Esto me devuelve el equilibrio
This is so soothing for the soul... Thank you so much!
love it
Awesome
Perfect music :)
Thank you!
good music!
really beautiful!
wow hello music
Cool stuff
HEAVEN
prussian blue is something
i did not know such an emotion, such an empty feeling was possible to be expressed through music
Wow, Tomoyuki. Must say this gave me so much nostalgia, excellent progressions. The harp does much, everything gives it a nice bit of atmosphere. Could listen to this forever if i could, i really want to contact you but dont know wether you are alive or dead >: But wow, awesome!!
Actually, he’s still alive and works very frequently on anime/games’ orchestras such as the Pr. Layton’s series among others !
@@EpsilonDelta1thats actually cool, nice shit. Thank you!
thank you
wow...
the amount of ads in this is horrifying
essential
Hi there, Thanks for posting this, brilliant at usual. Do you happen to have a download?
Thanks again!
No worries :)
Of course, here's the link:
mega.nz/#F!3dpESQpI!z3p61a4GCcxPNU8cdeyBUA
Do you know why the translation is "Endless Tide"? I think the original Japanese name goes something like: "In the night with no outcome".
Not sure to be honest. I've come across this a few times now, where the english title of an album is not a direct translation of the original japanese title. Just an artistic choice maybe?
@@should_be_asleep Must be a thing of easiness to remember for foreigm listeners. Like Sukiyaki by Kyu Sakamoto. "I look up and walk"
Pretty haiku-ish... Thank you, Lucid Boi.
21:27-21:31 reminds me of "Zelda's Lullaby" from the Legend of Zelda series
Fun fact: Zelda's Lullaby was based on a song off Mort Garson's Plantasia, which is absolutely excellent and also on TH-cam. It's the fifth song on that album, I think.
@@Osmodiwald It's definitely on TH-cam because I listened to it here sometime in the past, lol. I'll have to go back and check for that. I've heard bits and pieces of different Zelda melodies in lots of pieces over the years. Thanks for the heads up.
@@Osmodiwald thats hilarious. I've listened to Plantasia a fair bit and always thought it was so obscure.
Hiroshi sato this boy
Really nice and unique album. I wish the album artwork fit it more. I feel like it should be some kind of combination of fairy tale and perhaps something more modern or "cool" like an anime style or something.
Still great music. That is what matters.
So many beautiful plates on the side ... I can not buy in Poland. I would like at least mp3 files to the player ... Regards from Poland
Does anyone know where I can buy this mans music?
I apologize for being "that guy"..but do you have this available for download?
Don't apologise, got no problems with "those guys" :)
Link's here:
mega.nz/#F!3dpESQpI!z3p61a4GCcxPNU8cdeyBUA
Oh my god, I'm mega late, just getting to this now. Thanks for your work and link bud :) You're a life saver!
@@should_be_asleep Thank you Soo much!!!
i want to download this, but i cannot find it anywhere
23:55 HOOLLLLLYYYY SHHHHH-