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Takuya Kuroda - Midnight Crisp / Fly Moon Die Soon (CD) (UK Import)
Takuya Kuroda - Midnight Crisp / Fly Moon Die Soon (CD) (UK Import)
Artist: Takuya Kuroda
Music Genre: Jazz
- Label
- First Word Records
- Cat No
- FW260CD
- Released
- 2022
- Pressing
- UK
- Styles
- Jazz
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| Artist | Takuya Kuroda |
|---|---|
| Format | CD |
| Label | First Word Records |
| Catalogue no. | FW260CD |
| Genre | Jazz |
| Barcode | 5050580790339 |
Takuya Kuroda — Midnight Crisp / Fly Moon Die Soon
Format: CD • Label: First Word Records (FW260CD) • Released: 2022 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Jazz
Tracklist:
1-1. Midnight Crisp
1-2. Time Coil
1-3. It's Okay
1-4. Dead End Dance
1-5. Old Picture
1-6. Choy Soda
2-1. Fade
2-2. ABC
2-3. Change
2-4. Do No Why
2-5. Fly Moon Die Soon
2-6. Moody
2-7. Sweet Sticky Things
2-8. Tell Me A Bedtime Story
2-9. TKBK
Imported from the UK.
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Takuya Kuroda - Midnight Crisp
Takuya Kuroda - Fly Moon Die Soon
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About the artist
About the artist
In addition to anchoring James’ horn section, the 33-year-old Japanese-born, Brooklyn-based musician has been leading his own bands and has self-released and self-produced three previous albums. While touring with James in support of the singer’s Blue Note debut No Beginning No End, he let James listen to some of his newer material. James enjoyed it but wanted to hear more of Kuroda’s playing and so the idea developed to have James produce the next album. James also encouraged Kuroda to accentuate more of hip-hop and R&B. “José said ‘Make sure you have something in the music that makes people bob their heads,’” Kuroda recalls.
“No one sounds like Takuya,” says James. “His tone, warmth and most of all his storytelling have inspired me for years. His writing is soulful, modern, and effortlessly bridges the gap between jazz and soul, and between history and tomorrow.”
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