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Soran Bushi
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Yasaburo Bushi
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Gymnopedie No. 1
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Hanabi
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First Snow
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Kuroda Bushi
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Mitsune Berlin, Germany
Mitsune is an all-female shamisen trio based in Berlin, with members from Japan, Australia & Germany. Joined by a rhythm section of percussion and double bass, Mitsune mixes Japanese folk songs with eastern blues, jazz, rock and cinematic music influences. ... more
Mitsune recommends:
We met Lucky Lo in Copenhagen a few years back. This is a very special soul, with a voice & songwriting skill to match. This album is full of beautifully-crafted songs & poetry with killer production.
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Eghass Malan
by Les Filles de Illighadad
This album influenced us a lot – another trio of ladies killing it, locking in with musical synergy and delicate yet very tasty grooves. There's some very catchy melodies on this album, great vibes.
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This album is very meditative, a beautiful use of the instruments, and very thoughtful composition. More female talent!
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There is one hell of a sense of humour in this one. Chaotic and fun it is.
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Songs of my land
by Chiyomi Yamada
supported by 5 fans who also own “Mitsune”
There isn't really a decent way of describing this other than "it's just really, really pretty". Yeah - it's really, really pretty, and the arrangements are proper solid stuff. Nice.
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Tokyo’s Ajate return, with even more manic grooves, leapfrogging group vocals and jittery DNA-like guitar lines.
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