Kūkai, by Energy Dai, Yuki Higashi feat Senin Utsumi

Kūkai

by Energy Dai, Yuki Higashi feat Senin Utsumi

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 Matsuri Digital is proud to present a fascinating release that goes back to some of the formative influences of the Goa Trance scene: two mixes of the new track Kukai, produced by Yuki Higashi and Energy Dai with the participation of Seinin Utsumi.
　
Yuki Higashi is an Osaka-based techno trance producer, while Energy Dai is an event organizer and manager of the IDPS DJ school in Osaka. Together they have created a track that incorporates Tibetan Buddhist chanting by Seinin Utsumi from the Koken Temple in Okayama, Japan, with the concept of providing a prayer for peace for the world in the challenging times we find ourselves in.
　
These two different mixes are both energy-raising and introspective stormers, one version with more chanting than the other, each featuring a deep kick and powerful lower frequency patterns overlaid with chords and harmonic riffs that have a strong inner effect.

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released May 5, 2021

Written & Produced by Daisuke Sakata, Yuki Higashi
Chant by Seinin Utsumi from the Koken Temple in Okayama, Japan,  Mastered by DJ Stryker
Art Cover by Daiki Yamane

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