Green

Honestly although this album is purely instrumental ambience I can write about it for days, "Green" emerges as a testament to the ambient prowess of its Japanese creator, Hiroshi Yoshimura, showcasing not only musical mastery but also an exceptional knack for crafting captivating album art. Embarking on a sonic odyssey through "Green" feels like traversing tranquil landscapes, where each note serves as a brushstroke painting vivid imagery in the mind's eye. The album's cover, featuring a prominent plant, symbolically beckons listeners into a lush auditory oasis, inviting immersion in its rich sonic frequency. At the heart of this auditory journey lie the synths, serving as the star of the show, their ethereal melodies weaving a mesmerizing sound that transports listeners to realms both serene and sublime. Drawing parallels to Mort Garson's "Plantasia," "Green" exudes organic beauty and natural harmony, with synths pulsating with life and evoking a profound connection to the earth's rhythms. Through their simplicity and old-school sound, the synths give off a youthful naivete, reminiscent of childhood memories and the wonder of discovery. Tracks like "Creek" captivate with cascading synths reminiscent of babbling streams, while others transport to fields teeming with life, painting vivid portraits of natural splendor. While predominantly serene, the album also harbors a subtle undercurrent of introspection, adding depth to the experience. Through its minimalist approach, "Green" fosters an immersive environment transcending genre, urging listeners to rediscover the wonders of the natural world and embrace moments of quietude. In an era rife with noise, "Green" stands as a beacon of serenity, inviting introspection and renewal through ethereal soundscapes. Ultimately, it transcends as an experience, leaving an indelible mark and showcasing the enduring power of music to uplift, inspire, and heal.

HIROSHI YOSHIMURA - Green

RATING - 9/10

FAVORITE TRACKS - CREEK, SLEEP

GENRE - Ambient, Instrumental