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This is the debut album from kita kouhei residing in Kyoto prefecture, Japan. He is a trained drummer and pianist, with a background of black music, and “endless cycle of rebirth” expresses these versatile skills and talent as a musician. The album is a voyage through time and space flowing from the past to the present, and onto the future involving kouhei’s personal emotions. Just as like the artwork of this album which he made by himself, Read more on Last.fm

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Los Angeles based multi-instrumentalist Lee Noble built his sound around dusty analog drones and idiosyncratic atmosphere, combining synth and tape loop work with a acoustic elements and simple song format. He operates the cassette label No Kings. Read more on Last.fm

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oreglo are a four-piece London-based collective made up of c-sé (keys), Linus Barry (guitar), Nico Saggese (drums) and Teigan Hastings (tuba) Read more on Last.fm

Tatsuro Murakami is a Japanese guitarist and composer. He grew up in Tokyo until doing an exchange program from Japanese high school to Brazilian high school for a year in 2012. He decided to return to Brazil to study Brazilian culture and music in 2014 and started to record with his progressive rock project “Da Zai” with Andras Ellendersen. Since 2016, he also started to work as a composer/sound designer for short movies, documentaries, art installations, and video art. Read more on Last.fm

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Roger Eugene Eno was born in Woodbridge, England in 1959. He is known primarily as an ambient composer. He began euphonium lessons at twelve and at sixteen entered Colchester College to study music. On graduating and after a period of busking in London he returned to Colchester to run a music therapy course at a local hospital for the mentally handicapped. His first recording experience was with his brother Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois for the album Apollo at Lanois' Grant Avenue Studios in Canada. Read more on Last.fm

Yumiko Morioka is a Japanese pianist and composer noted for her 1987 album Resonance, in the kankyō ongaku style of environmental ambient music. Morioka studied at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music from 1974-78, attending classes held by John Adams, then head of the composition department. Other attendees included Aaron Copland, Philip Glass, and Terry Riley. Morioka says she decided to write her own music there and then. As well as Adams' piano works, she has cited Brian Eno's Music for Airports and Erik Satie as influences. Read more on Last.fm

Loris S Sarid writes in third person and also enjoys making music, writing poems and cooking. Read more on Last.fm