Reminiscence

Studio Mule presents a re-recorded LP version of Motohiko Hamase's Reminiscence, originally released in 1986. This album is a gem on online vinyl platforms, truly worth the price. As the British 20jazzfunkgreats blog said, it's a perfect escape from the harsh reality. Hamase, a master bassist with over four decades of experience, has also written many theoretical books. In the 70s, he was active in Tokyo's jazz scene, playing in the Isao Suzuki sextet and contributing to their landmark album Ako's Dream. Later, he appeared on records like Mikio Masuda's Moon Stone and Minami Yasuda's Moritato. In the 80s, his work shifted to electronic and ambient music. From 1985 - 1993, he released five solo albums. Studio Mule recently re - issued his first album, Intaglio, and now presents Reminiscence in a fresh way. Like the original, it has deeply moving moments and showcases Hamase's emotional world through his captivating bass playing. It's a soothing album that captures melancholy and opens doors to unheard soundscapes, ideal for those seeking stress relief and a mental refuge.

To enjoy this LP, simply place it on your record player and let the music flow. Make sure your record player is clean and in good working condition to get the best sound quality. When handling the LP, hold it by the edges to avoid fingerprints and scratches. After each use, return the LP to its sleeve to protect it from dust and damage. Store the LP in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. This album is great for relaxing at home, having a quiet evening alone, or setting a calm mood for a gathering with friends.