P2P | 26 May 2020 | 695.66 MB

Kaoru Watanabe 是一位居住在布鲁克林的作曲家和音乐家，专门研究日本打击乐和忍笛。他花了几十年时间巧妙地将日本乐器的声音与来自世界各地的其他乐器融合在一起。他曾与国家活宝 Bando Tamasaburo、Jason Moran、So Percussion、Adam Rudolph、Kenny Endo、Stefon Harris、Kiyohiko Semba、Alicia Hall Moran、Tamango、书法家 Kakinuma Koji、视觉艺术家 Simone Leigh 和导演 Martin Scorsese 等艺术家合作。他是Yo-Yo 马的格莱美奖获奖专辑《Sing Me Home》的特邀嘉宾。

在这次 Originals 会议中，Watanabe 带来了太鼓和各种其他日本打击乐器，以创造出多样化的声音。我们以传统的日式风格和他较新的太鼓演奏风格录制了他的表演，太鼓更像是一个打击乐笼。由此产生的声音是为任何R&B、chill、hip hop、downtempo、jazz、trip hop或任何你灵感所激发的作品类型做好准备的节奏。

Kaoru Watanabe is a Brooklyn-based composer and musician, specializing in Japanese percussion and shinobue flutes. He has spent decades artfully blending the sounds of Japanese instruments with others from around the world. He’s collaborated with such artists as National Living Treasure Bando Tamasaburo, Jason Moran, So Percussion, Adam Rudolph, Kenny Endo, Stefon Harris, Kiyohiko Semba, Alicia Hall Moran, Tamango, calligrapher Kakinuma Koji, visual artist Simone Leigh, and director Martin Scorsese. He was a featured guest on Yo-Yo Ma’s Grammy Award-winning album Sing Me Home.

For this Originals session, Watanabe brought taiko drums and a wide selection of other Japanese percussion instruments to create a diverse range of sounds. We recorded his performances in both the traditional Japanese style and his newer style of playing taiko, which is more like a percussion cage. The resulting sounds are rhythms primed for any R&B, chill, hip hop, downtempo, jazz, trip hop, or any type of production you’re inspired to make.

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