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Crucial Listening #103: Hinako Omori

Myspace discoveries, kaleidoscopic sonics, the beam shining through. The Yokohama-born, London-based producer discusses three important albums.

Myspace discoveries, kaleidoscopic sonics, the beam shining through. The Yokohama-born, London-based producer discusses three important albums.

Hinako’s picks:

The Knife – Silent Shout
Linda Perhacs – Parallelograms
Beverly Glenn-Copeland – Keyboard Fantasies

Hinako Omori’s new album, a journey… is out now on Houndstooth. Check it out on Bandcamp. Hinako’s website is here, and her Instagram is here.

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