Kyoko Takenaka + Tomoki Sanders Los Angeles, California
Kyoko Takenaka and Tomoki Sanders have come together to create PLANET Q - a record that serves as an auditory home for these two artists from the Japanese diaspora. Through their prominent influences of Jazz, Japanese Folk, Ambient, and Butoh dance, the two have created a new sound that explores the meaning of in-between. ... more
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