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(sona) formo (Japan) - About The Rhythm

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(sona) formo (Japan) - About The Rhythm
This track is my first step in the voyage of searching for a new formula for a rhythmic approach.
Based on building beats that seem inconsistent but consistent, It contains beat dislocation, simple polyrhythm, the transition to another beat.

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Born in Fujisawa, Japan in 1978.

Encounter electronic music and techno music while in high school. After that, he was a keyboardist of the band, but left the band at the age of 24 and started making electronic music and noise music alone. After a long charging period, he started releasing tracks on SoundCloud as ”(sona) formo” in 2017 and started live activities to this day.

While being attracted to the chaotic state of noise music, he aims for the cool appearance of electronic music. He wants to create his own sound world by expressing sounds that range from calm to violent, or inclusiveness of calm and violent.

Yuichi Sakuraba
(sona) formo
y_sakuraba@icloud.com
ys780320@gmail.com
info@y-sonic.com

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from May I be excused? (part II), released February 2, 2020

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