STILL WAY (WAVE NOTATION 2)

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SKU	109875
Artist	SATOSHI ASHIKAWA
Title	STILL WAY (WAVE NOTATION 2)
Label	WRWTFWW RECORDS
Catalog #	WRWTFWW 030
Tag	Ambient
Release	W 36 - 2019
Format	Vinyl - EULP
	Import
€ 24,99	incl. VAT, excl. shipping

Tracks

Prelude
SATOSHI ASHIKAWA
https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/w/wrwtfww_030_still_way_wave_notation_2/wrwtfww030-01-satoshiashikawa-stillwaywavenotation2350guvline.mp3
Landscape of Wheels
SATOSHI ASHIKAWA
https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/w/wrwtfww_030_still_way_wave_notation_2/wrwtfww030-02-satoshiashikawa-stillwaywavenotation2350guvline.mp3
Still Park - EnsembleStill Park
SATOSHI ASHIKAWA
https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/w/wrwtfww_030_still_way_wave_notation_2/wrwtfww030-03-satoshiashikawa-stillwaywavenotation2350guvline.mp3
Still Park - Piano Solo
SATOSHI ASHIKAWA
https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/w/wrwtfww_030_still_way_wave_notation_2/wrwtfww030-04-satoshiashikawa-stillwaywavenotation2350guvline.mp3
Still Sky
SATOSHI ASHIKAWA
https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/w/wrwtfww_030_still_way_wave_notation_2/wrwtfww030-05-satoshiashikawa-stillwaywavenotation2350guvline.mp3
Image Under The Tree
SATOSHI ASHIKAWA
https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/w/wrwtfww_030_still_way_wave_notation_2/wrwtfww030-06-satoshiashikawa-stillwaywavenotation2350guvline.mp3

Description

Official reissue of Satoshi Ashikawa’s highly sought after Japanese ambient/environmental masterpiece Still Way (Wave Notation 2), originally released in 1982 !

"Still Way" is a seminal Japanese environmental/ambient/minimalism album, often mentioned alongside Midori Takada’s Through Looking Glass and Hiroshi Yoshimura’s Green as one of the genre’s most important pieces. “Like the moment of stillness, after the wind passes through the garden, when the rain stops for a brief second…” Notably inspired by Erik Satie’s Furniture Music and Brian Eno’s ambient work, Satoshi Ashikawa aimed to compose music “intended to be listened to in a casual manner, as a musical landscape or a sound object…not something that would stimulate listeners but music that should drift like smoke and become part of the environment.