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Jason Kahn - Noema mp3 album

Jason Kahn - Noema

Musician: Jason Kahn
Album title: Noema
Style: Field Recording, Abstract, Experimental
Released: 2014
Country: Switzerland
Size MP3 version: 1911 mb
Size APE version: 1957 mb
Size WMA version: 1169 mb
Rating ✫: 4.2
Votes: 145
Format: VOX DMF XM WAV RA ADX MOD
Genre: Electronic / Audiobooks, sounds

Jason Kahn - Noema mp3 album

Jason Kahn - Noema mp3 album

Tracklist

A1 Warning Tone 1:14
A2 Temple Dance 1:55
A3 Checkout 1:38
A4 Haunted House 2:05
A5 Winds Away 1:21
A6 Sporting 1:56
A7 Musician 1:16
A8 100 Yen 1:59
A9 Shopping Arcade 1:38
B1 Kids 2:05
B2 Outside Karaoke 1:47
B3 Hara 2:07
B4 Kyoto Station 1:22
B5 Big Ship 1:30
B6 Parlor 1:51
B7 For Alms 1:12
B8 Fire Warning 1:34
B9 Flea Market 1:34
B10 Ghost Pond 1:36
C1 Sender 2:00
C2 Summer Phase 2:01
C3 Shopping 2:06
C4 Kamogawa 1:38
C5 Temple Ground 2:09
C6 Daybreak 2:10
C7 Footstep 1:55
C8 Enryaku-ji 2:05
C9 Little Shrine 2:00
D1 Shimogama 1:57
D2 Rains 1:35
D3 Underground 1:55
D4 Above 1:43
D5 Coffee Shop 1:43
D6 Announcement 1:25
D7 Night Out 2:19
D8 Sword Fight 1:40
D9 Casting Wish 2:11

Companies, etc.

  • Pressed By – MPO

Credits

  • Composed By, Recorded By, Mastered By, Liner Notes, Artwork [LP Artwork] – Jason Kahn

Notes

Source material recorded July to October 2012 in Kyoto.
Pieces composed January 2013 to March 2014 in Zürich.

Edition of 250 on heavy weight 180 gram vinyl with printed insert and hand-painted covers on thick gray cardboard.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Side A): MPO EDITIONS003 A
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B): EDITIONS003 B
  • Matrix / Runout (Side C): MPO EDITIONS C
  • Matrix / Runout (Side D): MPO EDITIONS003 D

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
Editions 003 Jason Kahn Noema ‎(37xFile, FLAC, Album) Editions Editions 003 Switzerland Unknown

Reighbyra
A fascinating release on Kahn’s own label, Editions. Full of rather abstract and overt processing of raw fields, it seems something of a departure from much of his other field-recording based work. With no single piece exceeding 2:30, abrupt transitions from harmony to noise, and sounding simultaneously off-the-cuff and intimate, it reminds me a bit of the pseudo-audio-diaries of the excellent 'Kona Kai' by Ypa. Occasionally suffering from a derivative exoticism, and often a bit murky, it still stands out as a unique set of recordings in his oeuvre. Good to know that Kahn, with hundreds of releases and credits to his name, can still surprise.