This 2002 album presents a serene and introspective electronic soundscape, weaving intricate melodies with atmospheric textures. It stands as a testament to Yokota's mastery of ambient and IDM, offering a deeply meditative listening experience.
- "The Boy and the Tree" was released by Lo Recordings, a label known for its focus on experimental and electronic music. The album was released in 2002, a year Yokota was particularly active, also issuing "Arabesque." Yokota's work on this album fits within the ambient and IDM genres, characterized by its calm and atmospheric nature.
- The album was released on September 16, 2002. It is an electronic music album in the ambient and IDM styles. The label behind the release is Lo Recordings.
- Recorded and released in 2002, "The Boy and the Tree" is an electronic album by Susumu Yokota. The album is categorized under ambient and IDM genres. It was released by Lo Recordings.
Susumu Yokota was a prolific electronic musician from Chigasaki, Japan, known for his wide-ranging explorations of ambient, IDM, and house music. "The Boy and the Tree" arrived during a period of intense creativity for Yokota, following his acclaimed "Sakura" album and preceding his ventures into more beat-driven material.
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