about the record
"blueblue" is a succinct, tightly woven song suite, with 14 tracks corresponding to distinct patterns within sashiko, a traditional style of Japanese embroidery.
- 1 - Tate-jima (縦縞, vertical stripes) 2:39
- 2 - Tate-waku (竪沸く, rising steam) 5:14
- 3 - Hishi-igeta (菱井桁, parallel diamonds or crossed cords) 2:37
- 4 - Shippō (七宝, seven treasures of the Buddha) 3:46
- 5 - Toridasuki (鳥襷, interlaced circles of two birds) 3:02
- 6 - Fundō (分銅, counterweights) 7:03
- 7 - Kōshi (格子, checks) 3:46
- 8 - Amime (網目, fishing nets) 5:16
- 9 - Uroko (鱗, fish scales) 2:55
- 10 - Hishi-moyō (菱模様, diamonds) 3:47
- 11 - Kagome (籠目, woven bamboo) 3:36
- 12 - Nakamura kōshi (中村格子, plaid design of the Nakamura family) 1:16
- 13 - Yarai (矢来, bamboo fence) 2:20
- 14 - Yoko-jima (横縞, horizontal stripes) 4:44
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- 1 - Tate-jima (縦縞, vertical stripes) 2:39
- 2 - Tate-waku (竪沸く, rising steam) 5:14
- 3 - Hishi-igeta (菱井桁, parallel diamonds or crossed cords) 2:37
- 4 - Shippō (七宝, seven treasures of the Buddha) 3:46
- 5 - Toridasuki (鳥襷, interlaced circles of two birds) 3:02
- 6 - Fundō (分銅, counterweights) 7:03
- 7 - Kōshi (格子, checks) 3:46
- 8 - Amime (網目, fishing nets) 5:16
- 9 - Uroko (鱗, fish scales) 2:55
- 10 - Hishi-moyō (菱模様, diamonds) 3:47
- 11 - Kagome (籠目, woven bamboo) 3:36
- 12 - Nakamura kōshi (中村格子, plaid design of the Nakamura family) 1:16
- 13 - Yarai (矢来, bamboo fence) 2:20
- 14 - Yoko-jima (横縞, horizontal stripes) 4:44
about the record
"blueblue" is a succinct, tightly woven song suite, with 14 tracks corresponding to distinct patterns within sashiko, a traditional style of Japanese embroidery.
