ARTS: Before zen existed in Japan there was Ainu (and their music)

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  • Onrin
    Member
    • Apr 2021
    • 193

    ARTS: Before zen existed in Japan there was Ainu (and their music)

    Frosty (Mark McNeil) has been on a mission to educate anyone tuning in to interesting music for decades, as well as producing his own music. I've known him more than 20 years, back when I was in the music biz in L.A., and he keeps spreading love.

    "This special episode of Celsius Drop highlights the history and future of indigenous Ainu music from the Hokkaido region of Japan through the lens of OKI who carries forward the aural traditions of his culture and breaths new life into this heritage through his innovations on the tonkori and fluid sonic experiments. Tonkori in the moonlight is a collection of OKI’s music from 1996-2006 that’s out now on Mais um Disco."
    Last edited by Jundo; 06-25-2022, 11:31 PM.
  • Bion
    Treeleaf Priest
    • Aug 2020
    • 4664

    #2
    Fantastic share! Thanks Chris!! Already added OKI to my library!

    [emoji1374] Sat Today
    "Stepping back with open hands, is thoroughly comprehending life and death. Immediately you can sparkle and respond to the world." - Hongzhi

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    • Jundo
      Treeleaf Founder and Priest
      • Apr 2006
      • 40490

      #3
      Nice, Chris, thank you.

      Seemed to have a soothing effect even on our cat, who curled up near the speakers.

      Gassho, J

      STLah
      ALL OF LIFE IS OUR TEMPLE

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      • Prashanth
        Member
        • Nov 2021
        • 182

        #4
        Originally posted by kurisu
        Frosty (Mark McNeil) has been on a mission to educate anyone tuning in to interesting music for decades, as well as producing his own music. I've known him more than 20 years, back when I was in the music biz in L.A., and he keeps spreading love.

        "This special episode of Celsius Drop highlights the history and future of indigenous Ainu music from the Hokkaido region of Japan through the lens of OKI who carries forward the aural traditions of his culture and breaths new life into this heritage through his innovations on the tonkori and fluid sonic experiments. Tonkori in the moonlight is a collection of OKI’s music from 1996-2006 that’s out now on Mais um Disco."
        https://www.dublab.com/archive/frost...gYuqhrECehq0N0
        Thank you, Kurisu.

        Gassho.

        Sat

        Sent from my Lenovo TB-7305F using Tapatalk

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        • Kokuu
          Dharma Transmitted Priest
          • Nov 2012
          • 6849

          #5
          That is really interesting! Thank you for sharing, Kurisu.

          Gassho
          Kokuu
          -sattoday-

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          • Onrin
            Member
            • Apr 2021
            • 193

            #6
            Happy that you all enjoyed that. I am considering going to see OKI Dub band live in Tokyo in a couple weeks, though the time will make it difficult.

            In any case there are other Ainu musicians making (what I think) is rewarding music. Umeko Ando being one. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDwvp66ChaM&t=2561s

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