With “Hymn”, his seventh release by now, Japanese ambient composer Jutaro Takahashi brings us 60-minutes of smooth, gentle and gracious cosmic soundscapes, which seem to dissolve in time. The three tracks of 20 minutes each evolve gradually and very slowly, which I imagine can make them too long form and repetitive for some though. For me, the closing title is the best and strongest effort. It’s an expansive sea of choral-like spacious textures with occasional twinkling elements, all forming a majestic space of unhurried drift. Fans of Iasos and those looking for soothing, serene and free form ambient without any rhythm will sure like the overall outcome of “Hymn”. |
Website: www.jutatakahashi.com
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