Tiny Tiny Press - Textures Of Tokyo Vol01

Review by Janis Kirstein

"Textures of Tokyo" by Tiny Tiny Press is a mesmerizing album that takes the listener on a journey through the vibrant and bustling streets of Tokyo. The album is a fusion of electronic and traditional Japanese sounds, creating a unique and captivating sound that is both modern and traditional. The tracks are beautifully crafted with intricate melodies, driving beats, and atmospheric soundscapes that transport the listener to a different world.

The album opens with "Shibuya Crossing," a track that captures the energy and chaos of one of Tokyo's busiest intersections. The use of traditional Japanese instruments such as the koto and shakuhachi adds an authentic touch to the track. "Neon Nights" is another standout track that features pulsing beats and haunting vocal samples that create an eerie and hypnotic atmosphere.

Summary by Janis Kirstein

"Textures of Tokyo" is a well-crafted album that showcases the diverse sounds and textures of Tokyo. Tiny Tiny Press has created a masterpiece that is both unique and captivating. The album is a must-listen for anyone who loves electronic music and Japanese culture.