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Makiko Hirabayashi

Weavers

Weavers

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  • Released Date: 14 May 2021

  • Genre: Jazz

Our Take

MAKIKO HIRABAYASHI's latest album, "Weavers," is a delightful tapestry of musical genius that will have you weaving in and out of genres like a master seamstress. Hirabayashi's intricate compositions blend elements of jazz, electronica, and classical music with a flair that is uniquely her own.

From the opening track, "Thread by Thread," to the closing notes of "Stitch in Time," each song on "Weavers" is a masterclass in sonic craftsmanship. Hirabayashi's piano skills are on full display, weaving in and out of complex rhythms and melodies with effortless grace.

Tracks like "Knots and Tangles" and "Patchwork Dreams" showcase Hirabayashi's ability to create lush, textured soundscapes that envelop the listener in a warm embrace. Meanwhile, "Spooling" and "The Final Hem" are perfect examples of her playful, whimsical side, with quirky rhythms and unexpected twists that keep you on your toes.

Overall, "Weavers" is a mesmerising album that manages to be both soothing and stimulating at the same time. Makiko Hirabayashi has once again proven herself to be a true master of her craft, creating a musical tapestry that is as intricate and beautiful as it is irresistibly catchy. So grab your needle and thread, sit back, and let "Weavers" work its magic on you.

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. Magnolia
2. Spring 2020
3. Flip
4. Winter Landscape in Black and White
5. Worker's Song
6. Citybuzz
7. Embraceable Night
8. Crane Dance
9. Vashkar

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About the artist

Makiko Hirabayashi

Makiko Hirabayashi is not your average jazz pianist. Hailing from Japan, this multi-talented artist has been making waves in the music scene with her unique blend of traditional jazz and experimental electronic elements. With three critically acclaimed albums under her belt, Hirabayashi has proven time and time again that she is a force to be reckoned with. Her dynamic compositions and virtuosic piano playing have earned her a reputation as one of the most exciting musicians in the industry. But it's not just her music that sets her apart - it's her infectious energy and playful spirit that truly make her stand out. Whether she's performing on stage or interacting with fans, Hirabayashi never fails to bring a sense of joy and excitement to everything she does. In a world where so many artists take themselves too seriously, Hirabayashi is a breath of fresh air. With her quirky sense of humor and infectious laughter, she reminds us all that music is meant to be fun. So if you're looking for a jazz musician who's not afraid to push boundaries and have a good time while doing it, look no further than Makiko Hirabayashi. With her undeniable talent and infectious personality, she is sure to leave a lasting impression on the world of music for years to come.

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