Jonny Nash Suzanne Kraft - Japanese Promotional Tool

Review by Lord Mhor

Japanese Promotional Tool is an album created by the collaborative efforts of Jonny Nash and Suzanne Kraft. The album is a combination of electronic, ambient, and experimental sounds that are meant to create a feeling of nostalgia and introspection.

The album consists of five tracks that are all unique in their own way. The first track, titled "Beluga's Song," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its dreamy and ethereal sound. The second track, "So Polite, So Smart," features a slow and steady beat that is complemented by haunting melodies and a steady bassline.

The third track, "Renault," is a more upbeat and energetic track that features a catchy melody and a driving rhythm. The fourth track, "Blue Tile Lounge," is a more experimental track that features distorted vocals and a pulsing beat. The final track, "Time, Being," is a slow and introspective track that features haunting vocals and a melancholic melody.

Summary by Lord Mhor

Japanese Promotional Tool is a unique and thought-provoking album that is sure to appeal to fans of experimental music. The combination of electronic, ambient, and experimental sounds creates a beautifully haunting atmosphere that is perfect for introspection and reflection. Jonny Nash and Suzanne Kraft have created a truly remarkable album that is sure to be enjoyed by music lovers everywhere.