U72 | Leo Okagawa | minato
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format : glass mastered CD ltd to 200 hand numbered copies/Digital
Regular edition of 170 copies packaged in clear vinyl sleeve with folded insert + an additional art card both on 350gr satin paper
Special edition of 30 copies packaged in black mass-tinted cardboard digisleeve with frame.
it holds a set of 2 double-sided art cards with a different artwork from the regular edition on 350gr satin paper.
+ a set of 3 square photos on Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper Supreme, one of which displaying part of some exclusive artworks Leo created for this release..
Inner sleeve features a strip of paper mentioning edition number, artist’s name + title (none the same) (more details/possible modifications TBA)…
release year : 2022
length : 39’52
track : minato
status : OUT NOW !
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Regular edition
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(Europe) : 14 € (inc.postage)
(World) : 15 € (inc.postage)
Special ultra ltd edition
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(Europe) : 17 € (inc.postage)
(World) : 18 € (inc.postage)
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: info :
“minato” is a soundscape work based on field recordings around Yokohama Port. In 1630’s, Japan started the trade policy called “Sakoku (鎖国)” that cuts off diplomacy except for a few countries. The policy ended in 1853 and Japan opened 5 ports including Yokohama Port in 1859. Yokohama Port is now one of the biggest maritime terminals in Japan, and it has been working for the moving and the logistics between Japan and foreign countries for a long time. This time I focused on its functional aspect, and recorded sound materials. This work was created by mixing various sound materials of this area and a few simple electric tones. As a side note, “minato (みなと, 港, 湊)” is a Japanese word and it means ‘the port’, ‘the place the things are gathered’, and so on.
(Leo Okagawa, October 2021)
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