Memories and Change
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Tag: Jazz
Fabio Kumori
While I mainly play the upright bass accoustically, it is an important field for me to create electronic sounds with analog synthesizers. Sometimes, the sound of the accoustic bass stays alone, or it comes together with other instruments played live, like drums, piano, guitar, sax … Continue readingFabio Kumori
Swann Pfeiffer
I felt into the jazz potion a long time ago as I was trying to broaden my musical horizon. Since then, all I have been doing is a mixture of learning from the greats and experimenting behind the kit, ideally together with other inspiring musicians … Continue readingSwann Pfeiffer
Blackbird’s Philosophy in the MINT Magazine
The MIMIKOTO project’s album „Blackbird’s Philosophy“ was reviewed in the MINT Magazine 22/10. The MINT Magazine describes the MIMIKOTO project’s music on the album „Blackbird’s Philosphy“ as „light on its feet and elegant“. It also talks about the MIMIKOTO project as a collective of musicians … Continue readingBlackbird’s Philosophy in the MINT Magazine
Recording session with Johannes Schwarting for Goddess of the Lake
A really inspiring recording session with Johannes Schwarting for the song „Goddess of the Lake“ that is going to be published on vinyl and streaming platforms in 2021. We recorded the sax with an old Sennheiser mic, a tube amplifier and the quite new big … Continue readingRecording session with Johannes Schwarting for Goddess of the Lake
the MIMIKOTO project – unexistent LP
1st release in May 2018 // art print cover released in May 2019 // re-issue in February 2022 Most of the tracks on this album were recorded during session by Fabio Kumori (synth, double bass, drum machine, efx) and Ü (sax, looper, efx). re-issue 2022 … Continue readingthe MIMIKOTO project – unexistent LP
Mizucha in the Waves
MIMIKOTO – Mizucha in the Waves. Inspired by the rhythm of the waves and the sound of sun. Music composed and recorded by the MIMIKOTO project. Video recorded and edited by Arun Herzog.