Tyzen
K.K. Bazaar, but I added drums
updated
Often, we view the afterlife as a destination. A place we are going towards.
But rare is it, that one might consider it instead as a moment in time.
The moment after life.
When one is faced with the gravity of death, and is forced to confront it, despite all their protesting and efforts.
We often give respect to the dead; but how often does one give respect to the life forced to confront death? To the life that must say goodbye to another, for the last time?
When the echo of "Sorry for your loss" from others simply doesn't feel quite right, and when you wish they would say something that would remove the pain, but you know they can find no words, we are left with a hollow, uneasy feeling in this moment of exposure.
With this song, I offer a resolution to that dissonance. May it bring peace to anybody suffering.
Thanks for listening.
-Tyzen
ABOUT THE HAT:
The hat you see is called the Roningasa. After the decline of the Samurai class, many active Samurai during the Tokugawa period became poor, and turned to lives of crime and mercenary violence. This popularized the term 'Ronin', which is to denote a Samurai without a lord, without a purpose, and without a 'way' of living that wasn't purely criminal in the eyes of the general populace.
This hat, and another called the Tengai which is more traditionally worn by the Komuso, are ways of obscuring one's "ego" from the message being conveyed, which is conveyed by our actions and sounds, not what you perceive through our faces and egos. I allow this song to live on its own in this way, and hope it honors the same anonymity that Sleep Token adhere to with their image.
Please enjoy, and thank you for reading. The flute is a Jiari by Takeharu, 1.9 length madake bamboo tuned to C# minor pentatonic (5 hole).
ABOUT THE HAT:
The hat you see is called the Roningasa. After the decline of the Samurai class, many active Samurai during the Tokugawa period became poor, and turned to lives of crime and mercenary violence. This popularized the term 'Ronin', which is to denote a Samurai without a lord, without a purpose, and without a 'way' of living that wasn't purely criminal in the eyes of the general populace.
This hat, and another called the Tengai which is more traditionally worn by the Komuso, are ways of obscuring one's "ego" from the message being conveyed, which is conveyed by our actions and sounds, not what you perceive through our faces and egos. I allow this song to live on its own in this way, and hope it honors the same anonymity that Sleep Token adhere to with their image.
Please enjoy, and thank you for reading. The flute is a Jiari made by Gyokusan (the son of Gyokusui I), 1.7 length madake bamboo tuned to D# minor (7 hole).
ABOUT THE HAT:
The hat you see is called the Roningasa. After the decline of the Samurai class, many active Samurai during the Tokugawa period became poor, and turned to lives of crime and mercenary violence. This popularized the term 'Ronin', which is to denote a Samurai without a lord, without a purpose, and without a 'way' of living that wasn't purely criminal in the eyes of the general populace.
This hat, and another called the Tengai which is more traditionally worn by the Komuso, are ways of obscuring one's "ego" from the message being conveyed, which is conveyed by our actions and sounds, not what you perceive through our faces and egos. I allow this song to live on its own in this way, and hope it honors the same anonymity that Sleep Token adhere to with their image.
Please enjoy, and thank you for reading. The flute is a Jiari by Takeharu, 1.9 length madake bamboo tuned to C# minor pentatonic (5 hole).
beepboop
thanks to akuma for the suggestion
This was made using Sam Miller's restoration. Original linked below.
youtube.com/watch?v=gVOzQfe_GQE&t=27s


