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MOJUBA 005LP
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Stereociti aka Ken Sumitani presents his second album, Lost Land. Like its predecessor, 2011's Kawasaki, Lost Land contains some of the finest Japanese deep house and techno out there. It's a journey into Stereociti's vast, ever-changing soundscapes, narrating the story of a lost land. Each of the ten songs contributes to an in-depth picture of a forgotten city that vanished from this earth long ago, exploring even the tiniest details through remarkable sound design. Lost Land is an album that will find a place at home, in the club, and in the heart. Hand-silkscreened sleeve. Limited edition.
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MOJUBA 022EP
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Tokyo's deep master Stereociti is back on Mojuba, following his well-received 12" Dialog (MOJUBA 019EP) with a new EP called Rain. Despite the name, the title track is an uplifting, grooving house tune that will draw the people to the floor. The two tracks on the flip-side will take the listener on an extended, dark, hypnotic trip into the realm of Stereociti's very own sound universe. Enjoy the ride.
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MOJUBA 019EP
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Tokyo-based Stereociti breathes new musical life into the world with "Dialog," a ten minute epic journey of the finest deep house. Flip it over for poetic house jam "Jellyfish" and a contemporary take on jacking Chicago house, "Mosaic."
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MOJUBA 001LP
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3LP version. This is the debut album by Stereociti from Tokyo. Stereociti aka Ken Sumitani is truly one of Japan's finest when it comes to uncompromising underground dance music with heart and soul, whether it is the realm of deep house music or the darker moods of Detroit techno. You can actually feel that his roots go far back into the early days of electronic club music but never lose sight of the history of soul, funk or dub. His debut Kawasaki, named after his hometown, delivers the quintessence of what is considered the Mojuba sound. Kawasaki is a timeless piece of music, equipped with everything you need for an outstanding album experience. It will take you by the hand from the very first moments and will be there for you second by second, minute by minute, hour by hour, day by day until you let it go.
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MOJUBA 001CD
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This is the debut album by Stereociti from Tokyo. Stereociti aka Ken Sumitani is truly one of Japan's finest when it comes to uncompromising underground dance music with heart and soul, whether it is the realm of deep house music or the darker moods of Detroit techno. You can actually feel that his roots go far back into the early days of electronic club music but never lose sight of the history of soul, funk or dub. His debut Kawasaki, named after his hometown, delivers the quintessence of what is considered the Mojuba sound. Kawasaki is a timeless piece of music, equipped with everything you need for an outstanding album experience. It will take you by the hand from the very first moments and will be there for you second by second, minute by minute, hour by hour, day by day until you let it go.
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MOJUBA 015EP
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Stereociti returns to Mojuba with some fresh, sweet tunes. "Cosmoride" catches the vibe of Stereociti's first release but takes it on a deep, cosmic trip to make you and the universe dance. The other side's track "Tsukayga" is that kind of song which you will surely hear on a sunny Sunday afternoon at one of your favorite outdoor clubbing locations.
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