Hiromasa Suzuki - High FlyingIn the 70s, Hiromasa Suzuki's synthfluence knew few bounds. A key architect of 70s jazz, the keyboardist's seventh LP High Flying heard him heighten his parabola, enlisting a killer ensemble including Jiro Inagaki, Jun Fukamachi, Shuichi Murakami and Kayoko Ishu to produce a dense cyclorama of cosmic funk and jazz fusion. Suzuki's arrangements are restless and daring, with opener 'High Flying' leading the way through pearly angelics and attention

Dawn Is A Melody

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of which the physical final release is only the latest of the steps

Honoring sci fi heroes

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with hints of dub on tracks like "Multiversal Encounters" or of cinematic funk on "Homeward Bound"

the overall sound a more smooth and slicker dance-funk presentation

show casing his versatility as a work class producer

Donnell Rush (RIP) who recorded over 25 years ago on Maw Records

like a page out of a diary

Written in late 1983 by Mario Baldoni aka Miro of “Real Life Games” LP (1977) and Brina’s “Stranamore” (1984) fame

French producer GUTS remix was previously included on a limited double 7in EP called “Brand New Revolution”