Listen: Ohnomad – “Global Communication: Junko” –

A wonderful formula driven by charming chilo, booming flute, and the work of the dynamic piano, “Junko: Junko” is a new unforgettable path from the San Francisco project based in San Francisco Ohnomad. The borrowed name of the classic composer Owens Hyang, Onomad, embraces the power of communication within the creation of music. Specifically, Huang calls everyone who cuts him away from a friend, focusing on their heritage and identity.

He says about the inspiration for this prominent path: “Junko, a sheikh in Japan and a brilliant architectural designer, spent the structures of her life in her life and building an empire of business with a calm force.” “In recent years, she has returned to traditions, wearing Kimono in official gatherings, including the jazz concert that we once participated. I remember her eyes, soft but firm, and sensitive wrinkles that talk about time, and storms toured.

This personal focus on Junko- Ultimately, Huang focuses on global delivery and how “nothing in this world is alone”-flourishes with great shows from three flute player Ann Ku, Keina Satoh, and Chi-Jo Lee. It casts the piece with its structural movements between elegance and density, the path moves with an enthusiastic-moving gravity from soothing meditation to an expressive affection with a single period of one minute; There, layers of the emotional piano properties shine for me, while the echo is back on the chilo side in Sato. The flute works in Ko, chills, are enjoyable, as well. The composition of the distinguished and trio songs of talented artists makes “Connection: Junko” an unforgettable engine of ohnomad.

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The path also appears in the type Spotify -based group Rainy days and night engines late at night.

We discovered this version via Musosoup.