Album lore

Released in March 2007 on For Life Music Entertainment, Inc., A Hundred Birds’ TO THE EdEN blends house with orchestral and electronic elements, reflecting a distinct Japanese sensibility. The album’s twelve tracks traverse moods from the buoyant grooves of “Feeling Your Bright Light” to the nocturnal pulse of “Davai Raskrasim Noch.” The featured “Vega feat. sugami” showcases a chilled yet dynamic interplay between vocals and layered synth textures.The record’s instrumentation leans into lush arrangements that gently nod to classical influences while maintaining a relaxed house beat throughout. Its modest listenership belies a subtle resonance within Japan’s electronic scene of the mid-2000s, capturing a moment when chillout and orchestral touches intersected with dancefloor rhythms. TO THE EdEN stands as a quietly refined artifact for collectors drawn to nuanced cross-genre explorations.

Album lore

Released in March 2007 on For Life Music Entertainment, Inc., A Hundred Birds’ TO THE EdEN blends house with orchestral and electronic elements, reflecting a distinct Japanese sensibility. The album’s twelve tracks traverse moods from the buoyant grooves of “Feeling Your Bright Light” to the nocturnal pulse of “Davai Raskrasim Noch.” The featured “Vega feat. sugami” showcases a chilled yet dynamic interplay between vocals and layered synth textures.The record’s instrumentation leans into lush arrangements that gently nod to classical influences while maintaining a relaxed house beat throughout. Its modest listenership belies a subtle resonance within Japan’s electronic scene of the mid-2000s, capturing a moment when chillout and orchestral touches intersected with dancefloor rhythms. TO THE EdEN stands as a quietly refined artifact for collectors drawn to nuanced cross-genre explorations.