01. Anber 02. Final Door to the Sea 03. Copy Me and Paste You 04. Drunk Jukebox 05. Pink House 06. Uran 07. Visc 08. Blind Bound 09. Desgouster 10. Taste Bud 11. Colors in Light 12. Into the Steam 13. McKinley
Kitschy and bizarre rhythmic soundtracks for Kishin Shinoyama’s photo movies. The theme is "ordinary strangeness" that photographical models, a celebrated photographer, a humble musician and all of you possess commonly.
This album consists of reconstructions of my compositions (mainly weird rhythmic tunes) since 2006 for Digi+Kishin (an alias of Kishin Shinoyama)'s photo movies, which has a different direction from "GIRLS (Soundtracks for Digi+Kishin Vol. 1)" (http://www.ysd-to.com/2009/02/girls.html) released on February 2009.
I realize that there are roughly two types in Digi+Kishin's pieces. Both are full of powers that expose girls' insides. But on one type girls' dark faces are captured indoors closely and lead into their two faces directly, while on the other type their whole energetic dancing bodies beaming with joys at very fine outdoors are captured. In a complicated therefore real meaning, I think the latter expresses their ironies more strongly than the former.
I have been gazing at girls' sprinkling smiles and nudes under the perfectly bright sunshine with a prickle, like through the eyes of Meursault (Camus "L'Étranger"). The viewpoint never makes their strangeness a minority nor despises them from a secure place. On the contrary my own similar oddity is attached as theirs are everyone-has ordinary and individual. Of course the whole pieces of work are led by Mr. Shinoyama's pure peculiarity and have a capacity for accepting one's general uniqueness. With a monster's deep smile, murmuring "it's not uncommon to be strange" and melting in secret under the blazing sun.