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Yasume biography, Yasume discography
Yasume is the collaborative effort of 22 year old Midlands resident John Xela and 24 year old Californian Gabriel Morley.An album that reflects the varied and seemingly incongruous elements at play : intricate beats, cinematic strings, dub aesthetics and, perhaps most importantly, an intuitive understanding of evocative instrumental songwriting.Yasume manage to bring to life.One thing is certain though, in this place the birds really do sing a very pretty song.Choose the language in which you want to view YouTube.This will only change the interface, not any text entered by other users.This video will appear on your blog shortly.This video has been added to your favorites.Sign in with your Google Account!This video has no Responses.Change this to see only comments above a certain value.Change the value of a comment by clicking on a thumb.Would you like to comment?Sign in with your Google Account!FukuroUsagi (Robbie the bunny)Lost M.You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on
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s.The Prevailing Wind to the playlist Klick Klack.Read all about it on our blog.This month's featured set for Percussion Lab comes to us compliments of Yasume.Its a gem of an old set from their Ghent Sessions performance.It was recorded a while back, but we've recently got our hands on it over here and think its a disservice not to share this fantastic live set.Yasume's Lynch inspired debut album is available on the City Centre Offices label.Its a fantastic label for anyone interested in electronic and acoustic cinematic music.BBe the first to write a reviewDownloaded 831 timesReviewsTerms of Use (10 Mar 2001)
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an utterly sublime electronic release.In the early days the Japs had been so elated with the unhinderd progress of their armies towards India, that they behaved with comparative tolerance toward us most of the time, expecting The Imperial Japanese Army to continue their advance through India, and meet up with their allies in Europe.POW days, and it was the nucleus of a fine set of tools which I eventually made.Even so, great difficulties were encountered.Two or three of them would together pass along the line marking us off in tens; then, when they came to a blank file at the end with perhaps one, two, three or four men in it they would argue and write out sums in the dust with their sticks.Grammar seemed simple, and to me appeared to be like not much more than stringing words together.They were always interested to hear how many children, especially boys, we had.Not only was I not married, but, fortunately, I had not even left a girl behind in England.Singapore is a densely populated island and had been short of firewood for many years, so I guess the Japs could not give us what they did not have.They lay in wait and caught three or four of our chaps trying to get back inside.We never saw or heard of them again, but the usual treatment was first torture to obtain the names of any contacts, followed by execution.We boiled them all up together into a fish broth.This probably accounted for the fact that in some camps food was so much better than in others.River Valley, and felt part of a community.Things would have seemed better had there been useful work to do, but our work now seemed to be more a punishment than anything else.They were covered in blood and bruised beyond recognition; the center one appeared to be only about twelve years old.As they hung there they looked like a depiction of The Crucifixion.Our guards told us they had been there all day.The dump was still getting my usual visits and at this time I brought home a bundle of hessian with which I made a bed.In the end I had to dump my abortive effort.While awaiting my turn I saw a man being treated for impetigo; he was having the scabs pulled out with tweezers from among the stubble, and the stubs he was losing at the same time were causing him much pain, and tears were rolling down his cheeks.Early next morning, before my comrades were awake, I fetched water, and with my razor hacked off my long hair and beard, and then shaved my face and scalp.That day I returned to the dump to remove a piece of ebonite that I had seen attached to some other equipment.Our guards were as relieved as we were to be able to report that we were all present.In the event that you consider anything on this page to be in breach of the site's House Rules, please click here.
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