Rei Harakami – Lust (CD)
RINR001
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When Japanese electronic producer Rei Harakami released his debut album Unrest in 1998, a new wave of electronic music producers were emerging from their bedrooms.
Up until then in Japan, electronic music was largely geared towards clubs, but a seismic shift was occurring. There were an increasing number of electronic producers creating albums that were to be listened to as whole musical pieces.
Lust is considered Harakami’s magnum opus. The record was sonically more expansive than his past records, and the details of each of the tones came through clearly, combined with a more dynamic and free rhythmic approach.
Rei Harakami passed away in 2011 at the young age of 40 and Lust was the last of his solo albums.
Only currently available on CD.
Tracklist:
A1 Long Time
A2 Joy
B1 Lust
B2 Grief & Loss
C1 Owari No Kisetsu
C2 Come Here Go There
C3 After Joy
D1 Last Night
D2 Approach
D3 First Period
Up until then in Japan, electronic music was largely geared towards clubs, but a seismic shift was occurring. There were an increasing number of electronic producers creating albums that were to be listened to as whole musical pieces.
Lust is considered Harakami’s magnum opus. The record was sonically more expansive than his past records, and the details of each of the tones came through clearly, combined with a more dynamic and free rhythmic approach.
Rei Harakami passed away in 2011 at the young age of 40 and Lust was the last of his solo albums.
Only currently available on CD.
Tracklist:
A1 Long Time
A2 Joy
B1 Lust
B2 Grief & Loss
C1 Owari No Kisetsu
C2 Come Here Go There
C3 After Joy
D1 Last Night
D2 Approach
D3 First Period
RINR001
Regular price
$43.00
Format
When Japanese electronic producer Rei Harakami released his debut album Unrest in 1998, a new wave of electronic music producers were emerging from their bedrooms.
Up until then in Japan, electronic music was largely geared towards clubs, but a seismic shift was occurring. There were an increasing number of electronic producers creating albums that were to be listened to as whole musical pieces.
Lust is considered Harakami’s magnum opus. The record was sonically more expansive than his past records, and the details of each of the tones came through clearly, combined with a more dynamic and free rhythmic approach.
Rei Harakami passed away in 2011 at the young age of 40 and Lust was the last of his solo albums.
Only currently available on CD.
Tracklist:
A1 Long Time
A2 Joy
B1 Lust
B2 Grief & Loss
C1 Owari No Kisetsu
C2 Come Here Go There
C3 After Joy
D1 Last Night
D2 Approach
D3 First Period
Up until then in Japan, electronic music was largely geared towards clubs, but a seismic shift was occurring. There were an increasing number of electronic producers creating albums that were to be listened to as whole musical pieces.
Lust is considered Harakami’s magnum opus. The record was sonically more expansive than his past records, and the details of each of the tones came through clearly, combined with a more dynamic and free rhythmic approach.
Rei Harakami passed away in 2011 at the young age of 40 and Lust was the last of his solo albums.
Only currently available on CD.
Tracklist:
A1 Long Time
A2 Joy
B1 Lust
B2 Grief & Loss
C1 Owari No Kisetsu
C2 Come Here Go There
C3 After Joy
D1 Last Night
D2 Approach
D3 First Period