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Toshiya Sukegawa (助川敏弥) - Bioçic Music: Four Seasons (バイオシック・ミュージック「四季」) (1994) [Full Album]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2024
- Tracklist:
第一部 ：春 (Part One: Spring)
00:00 桜霞 (はなかすみ) (Cherry Blossom Mist)
05:06 かげろうの中で (In The Heat Haze)
09:42 陽春 (Spring Season)
14:45 春の雨 (Spring Rain)
第二部：夏 (Part Two: Summer)
18:16 朝の歌 (Morning Song)
21:57 風鈴 (Wind Chimes)
25:39 Sunset Blue
29:30 七夕 (Tanabata)
第三部：秋 (Part Three: Autumn)
33:01 風わたる (Windy)
37:29 空高く (Sky-High)
41:35 秋祭り (Autumn Festival)
44:39 落葉路 (おちばみち) (Deciduous Road)
第四部：冬 (Part Four: Winter)
48:37 雪舞い (Snow Dance)
51:58 氷の華 (Ice Flower)
55:23 そりがゆく (The Sleigh Goes)
58:36 お正月 (New Year)
Rip of the 1994 CD release from Victor.
This album is the fourth instalment in the Bioçic Music Series, a series of six albums that Toshiya Sukegawa (助川敏弥) recorded, with the assistance of Makiko Hirohashi (広橋真紀子) and Mitsuhiro Nagano (永野光浩), at the Bioçic Institute Of Environmental Music across 1993 and '94.
Tracks 4, 5, 8, 12 & 16 were composed by Toshiya Sukegawa (助川敏弥).
Tracks 2, 6, 9, 11 & 15 were composed by Makiko Hirohashi (広橋真紀子).
Tracks 1, 3, 7, 10, 13 & 14 were composed by Mitsuhiro Nagano (永野光浩).
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God bless Japanese ambient scene.
So this is the genre. But i dont understand how or why it picked up- do you?
@@ajmosutra7667 The Japanese have always been ahead of their time in everything they did
I just found all these japanese electronic new age-ish composers from the 90s and I LOVE THEM SO MUCH!
@@alohaandchillohana it is a one-way ticket, sis.
should be asleep uploaded it's gonna be a great day.
It really sounds like the theme of Twin Peaks composed by Badalamenti sometimes. It is certainly nature that links these two works. As well as storytelling perhaps.
Omg the Twin Peaks theme is fantastic!
unbelievable that music like this sits on some shelves and is ready to be discovered.
This is so beautiful. I wish their was more information of the man and music. Hiroshi Yoshimura are playing together.
Thank you. Waitiing patiently for these...Toshiya Sukegawa - Four Seasons Of The Heart
Toshiya Sukegawa, Saburo Takata - Four Seasons Of The Heart (CD), Bioçic Music Jewels / バイオシック・ミュージック「宝石」 (CD) Victor VICL-5252 1994, Compositions For Magnetic Tape (LP) Flora (3) OBK 1001 Unknown
I have copies of all of those albums, except for "Compositions for Magnetic Tape." That LP is incredibly rare and expensive, I passed up a couple of opportunities to buy it, and now regret it. I do know someone who does have a copy and they may share it - though it will likely take some time for their rip to filter out to youtube/the wider world.
@@should_be_asleep Please share a ripped version with us too
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this is so inspiring!! I love to make films of nature and when I listen to this so many new ideas appear in my mind. Thank you for this beautiful piece of art
Thank you, it's an amazing album . It would be great if you upload a flac version of this raritie.
I also love it. Btw do you know what genre or what the intention of this music is? I dont really understand.
Sorry for the long wait.
Lossless and mp3 versions have been uploaded.
Link is below:
mega.nz/folder/mNomFZAD#sqxw15LadqTat9rSfUVFQA
@@should_be_asleep You rock! Thank you for all the work you put in!
I loved "Bioçic Music: Aqua", seeing this made me really happy.. :).
Thank you :).
Amazing
this one’s got some nice subtle percussive work, kinda just out of nowhere. it’s nice
Otherwordly and peaceful. Thank you
beautiful. great find
Thank you 💛
SBA is the best account on youtube
I/we needed thanks, for up
Always quality music on this channel, basically all gems 💎
Now this is a good album.
This one is so warm and enjoyable. Thank you for sharing.
Heck yeah. Made my day, should be asleep. Thanks!
🤩🌱🍋 a delight, also the lemon yellow album cover ✨☀️✨perfectly accompanying the diaphanous sun drenched mood 😍 this is my favourite album after ‘Flora’ (at the moment) 😄💋💋💋
This file heals my soul
Love it a lot😊
♥️
*Thanks for posting this*
babe wake up another should be asleep upload
Lovely
🌷
WOW !!!!!!
9:42 *Spring Season*
Lovely
Just Thank you
Should be asleep
Glistening Emerald
Sounds of God As These Sounds. #SensualBalance
Does anyone know where I can this on vinyl or CD? I don't see any copies on discogs and I can't find the digital to buy anywhere either.
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I am new here..... why can’t I find anything on Spotify? Anybody?
Hope you're enjoying the channel :) This channel was started to share albums (primarily ambient and new age, but sometimes other genres) that can't be found elsewhere online. Meaning they aren't available on streaming platforms, P2P sharing platforms, torrent tracking sites, blogs, etc.; hence why you can't find any of it on Spotify.
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Kinda reminds me of Pikmen.
Second track sounds like Harry Potter
Why does this kind of music even exist? What genre is this?
The genre is ambient/new age. I'll refrain from answering your first question :)
@@should_be_asleep haha, i dint mean it in a rude way - i personally love it. I just dont understand how it developed, because only from japanese artists i hear this kind of imagination-producing ambient music... So i dont know if they have a tradition of doing this kind of music or something else is the reason for it being so ancient and magical-sounding
@@ajmosutra7667 Wonderful, I admit I first took it as a negative question.
I guess this album could be further categorised as kankyō ongaku (which translates to environmental music). You might've heard of the kankyō ongaku compilation that was released in 2019 by record label Light in the Attic? If not, it is absolutely worth checking out if you enjoy the music on this channel. The liner notes for that compilation also go into more detail about how 'this kind of music' originated, if you're interested.
In short, this kind of music arose from a movement starting in the late 70s/early 80s with Japanese electronic/ambient music composers who were initially influenced by Erik Satie. Hence the prevalence of Japanese artists. Though, there is some western ambient/new age that you could probably consider to be kankyō ongaku too (K. Leimer's Music for Land and Water, maybe?).
@@should_be_asleep oh, thanks so much! ill do some research now that i know some names hehe... :))
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