Music for Nine Post Cards
by Hiroshi Yoshimura
lofidre
lofidre
I heard "blink" in a record store nearly a year ago and it inspired me to start learning piano
Graeme
Graeme
One of the touchstones of my musical world. I return to it for sanctuary again and again, and it never lets me down.
sonamoto
sonamoto
I love the simplicity of this music. It is still very emotional and at the same time like abstract Art.
Favorite track: Water Copy.
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Water Copy
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Water Copy
06:11
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Clouds
05:54
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Blink
04:42
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Dance PM
06:32
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Ice Copy
02:55
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View From My Window
06:15
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Urban Snow
04:45
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Dream
05:34
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released February 14, 2018
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