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  • [Single] Uzuki

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    Introducing Uzuki: A Lofi Ode to Spring

    Let me start the month with a serene lofi single, Uzuki, celebrating the arrival of spring in its full bloom. The title, “Month of Rabbit” or “Month of Deutzia,” is the traditional Japanese name for April. Following the themes of the previous singles, this track embodies the gentle vibrance of springtime through a meticulously crafted instrumental beat.

    Behind the Creation of Uzuki and Kiki-Gouro

    As part of the ongoing exploration of traditional Japanese months, Uzuki reflects the renewal and blossoming of life after winter. The single carries a tranquil yet lively atmosphere, blending oriental vibes with lofi chill. Using the PO-33 KO, I introduce a soothing fusion of melodies and hip-hop textures that embrace the essence of spring.

    This release also features a B-side track, Kiki-Gouro, which complements Uzuki with its moodier and introspective vibe. Both songs encapsulate the artist’s ability to balance depth and serenity, offering a refreshing musical escape.

    Production Notes

    Inspired by personal experiences and the beauty of nature, Uzuki combines nostalgic elements from the earlier Wabi-Sabi LP with refined layers of sound. The mastering process imbues the track with an uplifting warmth perfect for this time of year. As always, I feature a cover image—a photo captured during travels in Japan—adding a personal touch to the visual storytelling of the single.

    Where to Listen and Download

    Uzuki, along with its B-side track Kiki-Gouro, is available for free download on Bandcamp. Whether you’re relaxing, focusing, or welcoming the arrival of spring, this single provides a perfect soundtrack for your daily life.

  • [Single] Mankai

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    I am thrilled to share my latest release, Mankai, a soothing track that builds on the themes from my previous single, Komorebi. As part of my upcoming EP, Sakura Sketches, Mankai is now available for streaming and download on my Bandcamp page.

    Mankai: The Second Single from Sakura Sketches

    For enthusiasts of serene lofi edits and chilled beats, Mankai is a worthy one to listen. Inspired by the full bloom of cherry blossoms (which is about to come!), this track captures the peak of sakura season’s beauty. You’ll hear gentle melodies, ambient pads, and a tranquil rhythm that blends nature’s splendor with the relaxing vibes of lofi music.

    What is Mankai? Embracing Nature’s Peak

    Mankai is a Japanese term that signifies the full bloom of cherry blossoms. It represents the moment when sakura flowers are at their most vibrant and abundant phase. In my track, I aim to replicate that sense of fullness and celebration. Therefore I used lush soundscapes and intricate instrumental layers to create a peaceful and uplifting atmosphere. This concept allowed me to blend traditional influences with my signature lofi beats. In the end, I created a sound that is both nostalgic and refreshing.

    Sakura Sketches: Nature Chill and Lofi Beats

    Following the release of Komorebi, Mankai continues to explore the themes of nature and renewal. If you’ve been enjoying the chilled vibes of my previous works, you’ll find that Mankai brings a new depth to the Sakura Sketches EP. It’s an evolution of the chillhop, oriental, and sakura-inspired sounds that I have developed over the years. Essentially, it is enriched with new elements and creative twists in the production.

    Sakura Sketches: Nature Chill and Lofi Beats

    Creating Mankai was a deeply inspiring experience. I composed it on the go. I mainly used tools like Koala Sampler and Ableton Live. During the process, I combined warm pads, and natural vibe instruments to craft a track that feels both timeless and contemporary. The traditional influence is evident in the choice of instruments. Anyway, I am a fan of oriental sounds and aim to create a dreamy atmosphere that is perfect for relaxation or study.

    The mastering process involved meticulous attention to detail, ensuring the track’s warmth and clarity. Balancing the dynamic range and EQs was crucial to achieving the intimate feeling that is central to the track’s essence, reflecting the beauty of sakura season in its full bloom.

    Listen to Mankai here and scroll to the bottom of the page to get it for free.

  • [EP #52] Sakura Sketches

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    My #52 EP is titled Sakura Sketches and is now live on all major stream platforms. After a long break, I wished to return with a set of fresh beats that are somewhat new and indeed I changed much in the production process. On the other hand, I wished to stick to a topic that is close to my heart, that is given: cherry blossom.

    Immerse yourself with 5 new songs and let us wait for Spring together and watch out. More singles are coming soon, maybe with B-side songs. I hope I will be able to work on beats more in 2025 over 2024. It was amazing to have a break but also good to be back.

    Click on the cover to listen to my #52 Sakura Sketches EP. The photo is one I took during sakura season. I intended to give it a filmy vibe therefore, I edited it in Snapseed a bit. If you like the style, read more about my hobby and check my last season photos in Vienna. I am already looking forward to the next season.

    Origin of Sakura Sketches EP

    Sakura means a lot of things. The easiest translation would be ‘cherry blossom’ but what is beyond is much more. It refers to the flower of ornamental cherry trees that are widely known in Japan. Still, the word refers to the tree and its flower as well. It is often translated as Japanese cherry. It is matched with Hanami (flower viewing) in Japan. After the winter period, people go out and watch the flowers and petals. It represents the reborn of nature, the start of the warmer weather. My titles are also matching the concept of sakura.

    Which one is your favourite track? Let me know on any of my social media channels. I am looking forward to your comments.