Takahashi & Lynch - Resonant Duality - Ltd LP

Resonant Duality is an album is built around Kyouzon, the Japanese idea of coexistence, where duality and togetherness are always present. The tracks move between light and dark, soft and loud, tension and release, but always come back to a feeling of sharing the same space. Each song lets different elements meet rather than fight: acoustic and electronic sounds, clear melodies and rough textures, intimate moments and wide, open sections. Instead of choosing one side, the music holds both at once, so contrasts feel less like conflict and more like a conversation happening inside the same shared world.

So Takahashi, originally from Yokohama, Japan, is a multidisciplinary artist who studied visual communication in New York. Since the late 1990s, he has been active as a composer and performer within electronic music, noted for his minimalistic melodies, sample manipulation, and unique sense of composition. Having released nine releases since 1999, he has lived and worked in Oslo, Norway in recent years, where "Resonant Reality" marks his tenth release.

Charles Lynch, born in Tours, France, began his musical journey with classical piano at an early age before expanding his studies to art, visual communication, and design in Paris. Under the artist name A Saner Lynch, he has released two classical music albums, blending his background in classical performance with a contemporary artistic sensibility.

The two musicians met in Oslo, Norway, a decade ago. Their shared interests in both classical and electronic music led them to collaborate, merging their distinct backgrounds and creative visions. Together, they compose music that reflects their combined influences, bridging the worlds of classical tradition and electronic innovation.

Tracklist:
01. Tsuki
02. Ensemble
03. Ombre
04. Ichigo ichie
05. Kizuna
06. Refuge
07. Équilibre
08. Akari
09. Yami
10. Hana
11. Tomoshibi
12. Dekōdo

Limited edition LP, 180g Black Vinyl, made in Bergen - 100 copies only
Preorder, to be released 8. May 2025