If Daisuke’s piano and strings represent a piece of glass, untouched and perfectly clear, then his samples and beats represent a huge sledgehammer with which he destroys the glass and laughs as the glass shatters and falls to the ground. Music often flows like running water, and with this sample, Daisuke lays out his musical philosophy immediately, showing that he will take the most flowing, beautiful music and chop it up as he pleases. He takes that sound, however, and breaks it up so that the running water no longer runs and instead limps. In the first few minutes of “Stella”, Kashiwa Daisuke uses the sounds of running water as a sample interlaced with his omnipresent piano and strings. Review Summary: With an album that blows World's End Girlfriend and all of his Japanese contemporaries out of the water, Kashiwa Daisuke produces the surprise album of the year
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