Flow State - Daisuke Tanabe
Flow State recommends instrumental music every weekday, highlighting an artist who inspires music appreciation in this age of algorithms. If you enjoy Flow State, consider becoming a paid member – that unlocks our weekly Tuesday mixes and private Spotify playlists. Good morning. It’s Friday so we’re listening to something more upbeat. Today we’re listening to Daisuke Tanabe, a Japanese electronic music producer. Born in Hyōgo Prefecture and mostly raised in Chiba, he gathered influences jazz to electronica to hip-hop.¹ Warp records exerted particularly strong creative gravity.² He started putting out his own music in the late 2000s. We’re starting with his 2014 LP, Floating Underwater, which primarily uses a broken beat format, but the tracks dip in and out of jungle and drum ‘n’ bass. The album’s range and meticulous track design make it sound like a series of digital percussion studies. We’re also playing a recent record, A Trout in the Milk OST, a more traditional collaboration with sound designer Yosi Horikawa. Floating Underwater - Daisuke Tanabe (40m, no vocals) A Trout in the Milk OST - Daisuke Tanabe & Yosi Horikawa (60m, no vocals) Have a really good weekend.
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