Temporal Drift is proud to announce the long-awaited, first-ever official reissue of Surround, the highly sought-after ambient classic from Japanese music pioneer Hiroshi Yoshimura. The release also ...
Light in the Attic has announced the first-ever reissue of the late Japanese ambient pioneer Hiroshi Yoshimura’s 1986 album GREEN, slated for a physical release on June 26. The reissue of the long-out ...
Hiroshi Yoshimura's GREEN stands as one of the most sought-after — and rare — Japanese ambient albums. But at long last, his 1986 effort is getting a reissue. As Yoshimura explains in the album's ...
All of this is felt in Yoshimura’s own music, sculpted from his various influences and transformed into the uniquely environmental ambient soundscapes that would become his calling card. He managed to ...
In late spring 1985, Japanese composer Hiroshi Yoshimura was commissioned to produce a sequence of musical pieces for construction firm Misawa Homes. In keeping with their sustainability policy, the ...
Listen to Gas, Hiroshi Yoshimura and Lou Reed (yes, that Lou Reed). By Lindsay Zoladz For several reasons, I have found myself listening to a lot of ambient music this week — even more than usual, ...
Hiroshi Yoshimura’s Music For Nine Post Cards will soon be reissued launching a new label from Visible Cloaks’ Spencer Doran and Maxwell August Croy of Root Strata called Empire of Signs. Widely ...
On March 20, Los Angeles label Temporal Drift will reissue the late Japanese composer Hiroshi Yoshimura’s album Flora. The reissue was done in full cooperation with Yoshimura’s estate, and the new ...
Surely, you didn't think André 3000 was the only person releasing ultra-chill impressionistic instrumental music today. Harp virtuoso Mary Lattimore released her album Goodbye, Hotel Arkada last month ...
When listeners discover Japanese musician and visual artist Hiroshi Yoshimura, the experience is often a revelation. “I noticed how it activated everything,” said Dustin Wong, an experimental ...
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