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Kishi Bashi - Omoiyari [New CD]
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Item specifics
- Condition
- Artist
- Kishi Bashi
- Custom Bundle
- No
- Duration
- Album
- Genre
- Rock
- Modified Item
- No
- Record Label
- Joyful Noise Records
- Release Year
- 2019
- Release Title
- Omoiyari
- Format
- CD
- Album Name
- Omoiyari
- Type
- Album
- Brand
- Joyful Noise Records
- UPC
- 0753936903906
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Product Identifiers
Record Label
Jyfl, Joyful Noise Records
UPC
0753936903906
eBay Product ID (ePID)
9046059651
Product Key Features
Format
CD
Release Year
2019
Genre
Rock
Artist
Kishi Bashi
Release Title
Omoiyari
Dimensions
Item Height
0.37 in
Item Weight
0.15 lb
Item Length
5.50 in
Item Width
4.95 in
Additional Product Features
Number of Discs
1
Number of Tracks
10
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States
Tracks
1.1 Penny Rabbit and Summer Bear 1.2 F Delano 1.3 Marigolds 1.4 A Song for You 1.5 Angeline 1.6 Summer of '42 1.7 Theme from Jerome (Forgotten Words) 1.8 A Meal for Leaves 1.9 Violin Tsunami 1.10 Annie, Heart Thief of the Sea
Notes
Omoiyari is Kishi Bashi's fourth album, following the acclaimed 151a (2012), Lighght (2014), and Sonderlust (2016). Channeling the hard-learned lessons of history, Omoiyari reflects the turbulent socio-political atmosphere of present day America. "I was shocked when I saw white supremacy really starting to show it's teeth again in America," Kishi Bashi says. "My parents are immigrants, they came to the United States from Japan post-World War II. As a minority I felt very insecure for the first time in my adult life in this country. I think that was the real trigger for this project." Kishi Bashi recognized parallels between the current U.S. adminis- tration's constant talk of walls and bans, and the xenophobic anxieties that led to the forced internment of Japanese-Americans in the months following the attack on Pearl Harbor. So he immersed himself in that period, visiting former prison sites and listening to the stories of survivors, while developing musical concepts along the way. The unique creative process behind Omoiyari has been documented in a film scheduled for release in early 2020. "I didn't want this project to be about history, but rather the importance of history, and the lessons we can learn," Kishi Bashi reflects. "I gravitated toward themes of empathy, compassion, and understanding as a way to overcome fear and intolerance. But I had trouble finding an English title for the piece. Omoiyari is a Japanese word. It doesn't necessarily translate as empathy, but it refers to the idea of creating compassion towards other people by thinking about them. I think the idea of omoiyari is the single biggest thing that can help us overcome aggression and conflict." The strong conceptual elements of Omoiyari are driven by Kishi Bashi's captivating musical score. Stepping away from his past loop-based production model, he embraced a more collaborative approach when recording, and for the first time included contributions from other musicians, such as Mike Savino (aka Tall Tall Trees) on banjo and bass, and Nick Ogawa (aka Takenobu) on cello. Kishi Bashi's spectacular trademark violin soundscapes are still an essential component of his sound, but the focus of Omoiyari is centered squarely on it's songs. While the theme of Omoiyari is rooted in 1940s America, the album's message is timeless. In exploring the emotional lives of the innocent Japanese-Americans who were unjustly incarcerated, Kishi Bashi hopes to nurture a sense of empathy, or omoiyari, in all who hear the album.
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