Bokubi “Beneath the heavy rain clouds, a landscape unfolds like an ink painting.” — Quoted from a novel by Japanese author Shigeru Tonooka. The piece begins with sonic fragments and rhythms that seem undefined. As elements converge, a solitary voice sings of distant love, giving shape to the formless. Distance to Soil “By simply observing, the present reveals its dramatic nature.” The voice fades, and expanding sonic textures unfold. Abrasive sounds disrupt, while deliberate tones gather and reveal new structural forms. Also featured as a music video. River God “History pulses with life—not born simultaneously, but collected through vibrations.” Breathing-like rhythms organize the texture. A voice neither distinctly Asian nor Western merges with harmonic layers that evoke the weight of stone. Hakusha-Seisho “What is called artistic may evoke an entirely opposite response in others.” The boundary between environmental and instrumental sound dissolves, creating a unified auditory space where distinctions blur. Voices in the Void “The voices that only you can hear arise from the products of memory and history.” Electronic sound wraps around the breathing rhythms of the piano. A fusion of improvisation and spatial awareness creates a deeply introspective experience. Bella “Beauty is expressed in many languages, but always contains something unspeakable—beauty that coexists with ugliness.” Sounds from entirely different temporalities coexist from the beginning, resonating as if naturally aligned—blurring the line between beauty and contradiction. Senshu “Even thirty minutes may feel long or short depending on one’s mindset.” This track features dynamic rhythms reminiscent of Asian festivals and Western folk music. Electronic textures bridge eras—past and present converging in a rhythmic farewell.