dip in the pool - 8 red noW (2021) Hi-Res

Remastered by excerpting 6 songs from the pop and colorful album "Wonder 8" released in 1997 by dip in the pool, which has been re-evaluated from overseas and has received love calls from various artists in Japan and overseas. And 8 new wonderful song world "8 red noW" which added 2 new songs and updated.

A duo formed in 1983 by Tatsuji Kimura (track), who is in charge of composition / arrangement, and Miyako Koda (vocals), who is also in charge of songwriting and is also active as a model and actress. In 1986, he made his debut from the prestigious ROUGH TRADE in England and became a hot topic. With a solid style that fuses Miyako Koda's fantastic vocals with the skillful tracks built by Tatsuji Kimura, he continues his activities at his own pace and has released a total of 10 albums to date. Due to the recent global evaluation of Japanese music in the 1980s, it has been re-evaluated from overseas, such as co-creating with Visible Cloaks in recent years, and is in the limelight both domestically and internationally.
The activity was temporarily suspended in the latter half of the 90's and resumed in 2011, but the last release before the suspension was "Wonder 8". They have shown a mysterious sound linked to dream pop and ambient, but in "Wonder 8", they show a pop sound while retaining such elements. A comfortable and colorful sound world with gentle vocals on a track that is simple but carefully layered with crisp beats and various tones. This work "8 red noW" is the latest song released in September 2021 by excerpting 6 songs from "Woder 8" and remastering, and the lyrical of Larry Heard released under the name of Mr. Fingers in 1992. Added "What about this love", a cover of chill-out house, and "Colour of Life", a song co-written with CFCF, a producer based in Montreal, who has been deeply interacting with each other and co-starred live in Japan. A work that has been recorded and updated to 8 new songs.
Although originally a work of 1997, it has not faded at all, and the times have changed, and it feels even more modern, giving off a fresh breath that should be heard over time.