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 Makoto Terashita’s 1st album. ‘Samoa’ written with the image of giraffe running on the prairie, ‘Daiyosaku’ inspired by McCoy Tyner, ‘Tell me an Old Story, Grand Daddy’ and other songs that exude exoticism and nostalgia, which can be called the true value of Terashita, line up. – Light In The Attic

Tracklisting:
SAMOA
Take the Coltrane
Dai Hosaku (Great Harvest)
Tell Me An Old Story, Grand Papa
Ruby My Dear 

 Formed in 2017, the collective’s debut album ‘Sonkei’, released 27th September via Albert’s Favourites, fuses ’60s deep and spiritual jazz with experimental electronica. The album follows the release of their critically acclaimed debut EP ‘First Meeting’, released earlier this year.

The super-group takes their name from Rōnin, the masterless samurai of a time gone by. Deadly master swordsmen who, without lords to serve, roamed Japan offering their skills wherever needed. As the need for their swordsmanship declined, they became master artisans making textiles, crafting poetry, painting and writing books.

It’s a fascinating evolution that has a parallel to each member in the Rōnin Arkestra collective - master musicians from different bands and clans coming together to create a vagabond band of like-minded musicians - weaving the stories of their lives into a collective sound. “The members of Rōnin Arkestra are some of my favorite musicians anywhere and the way we all come together in battle formation with so much heart and soul is making magic,” says de Clive Lowe – Bandcamp