Division of Self
by Okada
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Gave Up
13:41
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Colorless Pilgrimage
14:26
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Personal Obliteration
14:27
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Empty Wonderland
16:04
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© 2016 Fluttery Records
www.flutteryrecords.com
Division of Self has a cinematic quality, the silver screen brought to life through music. You can barely make out a child’s whisper, a placid, slightly melancholic piano and a female vocal that repeatedly cries out: ‘Tell me that it’s over‘. The dark ambient facade fades, and the listener
approaches a lovely, inviting ambient interior, with rose-colored paint and dusty, forgotten statues, decaying together like former lovers tangled up in the dirty sheets of a dead romance.
The sedate strolling pace is just what’s needed. OKADA creates a dreamy vibe that is intensely warm and understanding, full of theatrical flourishes and quieter moments for reflection and stillness. Ethereal in sound, and yet flirting with clipped n’ clunky beats, Division of Self has an ambient heart that treads over a weary soul. The music has recovered from its troubled opening. It’s almost as if it were saying “don’t give up just yet”.
© 2016 Fluttery Records
www.flutteryrecords.com
Division of Self has a cinematic quality, the silver screen brought to life through music. You can barely make out a child’s whisper, a placid, slightly melancholic piano and a female vocal that repeatedly cries out: ‘Tell me that it’s over‘. The dark ambient facade fades, and the listener
approaches a lovely, inviting ambient interior, with rose-colored paint and dusty, forgotten statues, decaying together like former lovers tangled up in the dirty sheets of a dead romance.
The sedate strolling pace is just what’s needed. OKADA creates a dreamy vibe that is intensely warm and understanding, full of theatrical flourishes and quieter moments for reflection and stillness. Ethereal in sound, and yet flirting with clipped n’ clunky beats, Division of Self has an ambient heart that treads over a weary soul. The music has recovered from its troubled opening. It’s almost as if it were saying “don’t give up just yet”.
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released December 17, 2016
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Okada Mobile, Alabama
Okada is a project by Greg Pappas from Alabama, US creating electro-acoustic, ambient, post-rock and even wonky genres.
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Dec 2016 -
May 2016
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