[acid-jazz] New Review :: Hajime Yoshizawa - I Am With You

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Date: Sat Sep 14 2002 - 08:30:10 CEST

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New Review :: Hajime Yoshizawa - I Am With You

source: Pitch Adjust

Hajime Yoshizawa - I Am With You (Especial)
Rating: 5/5
At only a shade over seven minutes long, this awe- inspiring release
from keyboard extraordinaire is only a blinking vision of Hajime's
skills. 'I Am With You' is a hopelessly romantic vision, with a bright
piano, a glorious rubbing bass, an irresistible synth and in-love vocals
from the wonderful Nina Miranda. 'Shadow Man' comes on like Kenny Dope
stuck in a lift with Calm and MJ Cole, as chunky percussion with
2-stepped overtones joins beguiling strings, a melancholic bass and a
glazed-eyed piano for a remarkable journey.

Jon Freer

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[Sound :: Lounge] http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SoundLounge
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<b>New Review :: Hajime Yoshizawa - I Am With You</b>
<p>source: Pitch Adjust
<p>&nbsp;Hajime Yoshizawa - I Am With You (Especial)
<br>&nbsp;<b>Rating: 5/5</b>
<br>At only a shade over seven minutes long, this awe- inspiring release
from keyboard extraordinaire is only a blinking vision of Hajime's skills.
'I Am With You' is a hopelessly romantic vision, with a bright piano, a
glorious rubbing bass, an irresistible synth and in-love vocals from the
wonderful Nina Miranda. 'Shadow Man' comes on like Kenny Dope stuck in
a lift with Calm and MJ Cole, as chunky percussion with 2-stepped overtones
joins beguiling strings, a melancholic bass and a glazed-eyed piano for
a remarkable journey.
<p>Jon Freer
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<br>ECLECTIC Japan
<br>[Sound :: Lounge] http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SoundLounge</html>
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