Thanks Giving Ninja Tune The tracks range from abstract

The tracks range from abstract and atmospheric to danceable and anthemic

"Like They Used to Say" was produced by Dug Infinite

and CTI All-Star Jazz Band

Much of that is down to the circumstances that led up to the recording of these nine songs

Thanks Giving Ninja Tune The tracks range from abstractMomoko Kikuchi's sole RA MU venture from 1988 represents a striking departure into sophisticated '80s boogie territory. Helmed by PRISM's Yoshikazu Matsuura alongside accomplished vocalists, the project seamlessly merges digital funk precision with urbane late night grooves. Standout cuts including "Boy Kills an Angel" and Hiroshi Shinkawa's arrangement of "TOKYO Barbarian" exemplify the album's refined integration of contemporary black rock