Kaito - Collection Artist_Jimmie Green organize some rhythmic aerations at

organize some rhythmic aerations at the disposal of the samplers

Full Circle is framed by the "Ann Arbor" diptych

Getz/Gilberto #2 was recorded live at Carnegie Hall in October 1964 and released in 1966

Lisa Lopes contributes the occasional rap

ups and downs and the fine line which connects them to tell a story

Kaito - Collection Artist_Jimmie Green organize some rhythmic aerations atHiroshi Watanabe, a musician, photographer, and DJ from the Japanese electronic scene, based in Saitama near Tokyo, has been a prolific figure for twenty five years. He has explored most major genres of electronic music through more than twenty albums. He proudly becomes the very first Japanese artist of InFin. After Ryuichi Sakamoto, he is one of the very few Japanese artists who have gained the favor of Western audiences, alongside notable names