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Takashi Kokubo - Get At The Wave

Takashi Kokubo - Get At The Wave

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Released 13th November 2026

Originally created in 1987 as an image album for a luxury Sanyo air-conditioner, Get at the Wave stands as one of the most surprising and enduring works of Japanese ambient music. Recorded using synthesizers and natural field recordings, the album was designed to transport listeners far from the heat and noise of urban life — into open water, gentle wind, and unhurried space. Takashi Kokubo's mastery as an acoustic environment designer is present in every texture, blending electronic composition with an almost physical sense of atmosphere and place. Intimate, expansive, and quietly radical, Get at the Wave is an essential document of kankyō ongaku - and one that sounds more necessary than ever. The remaster and artwork of this vinyl edition were made by the artist. Takashi Kokubo (born 1956) is one of Japan's most influential ambient composers and acoustic environment designers. A pioneer of kankyō ongaku since the mid-1980s, his sound design work has reached virtually every corner of Japanese daily life - from the national mobile phone earthquake alert to the sign tone for iD e-money and the melody call tone for NTT DoCoMo. In 2020, he was included in the Grammy-nominated compilation Kankyo Ongaku (Best Historical Album), cementing his place as a foundational figure in environmental music worldwide.

Format: vinyl LP 
Label: Jazzybelle/Modular
Genre: Ambient
Condition: New/Pre-Order
Cat No.: JB016
Barcode: 3700604791232

Tracklisting:

Side A
1. A Dream Sails Out To Sea Scene 1: Symphony Of Glory And Wind
2. A Dream Sails Out To Sea Scene 2: Underwater Dreaming
3. A Dream Sails Out To Sea Scene 3: Breath Of Blue Water
Side B
4. Ocean Breeze
5. Highland Whispers

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