Jazz Jungle Mix in a Japanese Rice Field
Courtesy of login.jp (“archiving the Japanese experience through music”), a jazz jungle mix by Takuya Nakamura, played in a Japanese rice field to celebrate the importance of rice in Japanese culture. A trumpet makes a few appearances.
Nakamura recently played a set in an elevator as well. (A trumpet makes a few appearances.)
It’s worth exploring login.jp’s back catalog, including party mix with green onions, techno & house mix in a Japanese fish shop, and chill mix with Japanese grandpa at a stationery shop.
(via mike bates)
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came here to post that I love this guy's work in video games, but turns out the other guy is Takayuki Nakamura, not Takuya Nakamura. recommend checking out Takayuki as well https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takayuki_Nakamura
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