December 22, 2017
Tokiomi (CA/JP)
Sunday August 27, 2017 - Société des Arts Technologiques (SAT)
Mastered by Pheek
Who: Tokyo-born, Vancouver-based producer, DJ and photographer Tokiomi Tsuta
Style: Deep downtempo beats, uncluttered synth melodies, field recordings of nature and everyday life
Labels: ADSR Collective
Latest: Night Time in Tofino (2016)
More: Inspired by the production ideas of Japanese artists Daisuke Tanabe, Yosi Horikawa, and Ryuei Kotoge
MUTEKs: Debut
Howling wolves, wind through the trees and late-night bonfires come in contact with original melodies and crackling radio voices in Tokiomi Tsuta's music, carried by a steady leftfield supply of underwater beats.
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