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Version titles are listed as part of the liner notes and were added to this page for additional clarity.

The version of Libera me that concludes this album is taken from its final appearance on Audio Life, during Light.

All English song titles are officially capitalized, except for riot in Lagos, Ballet Mcanique, Parolibre, Triste, Nuages, Heartbeat, Moving On, Sweet Revenge and Libera me; furthermore, thatness and thereness, intermezzo, aqua, tong poo and energy flow are all in lower case.

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In April of 2017, Sakamoto released async, his first solo studio album of unheard material in eight years.

Genre: electronic, synth-pop, world, classical, experimental, ambient Quality: FLAC lossless Total Time: 2d 23:44:31 Total Size: 24 GB WebSite: Album Preview.

The driving force behind Neo Geo, a cutting-edge fusion of Asian and Western classical music with other global textures and rhythms, he has been equally adept in electronic and acoustic settings, whether recording in solitude or in tandem, with decades of steady activity.

His discography is immense and varied, including solo piano works, proto-techno, experimental ambient, and glitch.

Born January 17, 1952, in Tokyo, Sakamoto took up piano at the age of three, and regularly performed in jazz bands while in high school.

He went on to study electronic music at Tokyos University of Art, and after graduating formed Yellow Magic Orchestra with Yukihiro Takahashi and Haruomi Hosono.

Informed by the robotic iconography of Kraftwerk, YMO became massive stars in their native Japan, where they regularly topped the Oricon charts.

Their 1980 single Computer Game reached the Top 20 in the U.K.

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Thousand Knives Of While in YMO, Sakamoto also issued his first proper solo effort, 1978s Thousand Knives Of.

Two years later, he returned with B-2 Unit, and the vast differences between the two discs gave a clear indication of the mercurial eclecticism that would define the remainder of his work.

After YMOs 1983 breakup, Sakamoto pursued solo and collaborative work full-time, achieving his artistic and commercial breakthrough that same year with his acclaimed score for Merry Christmas, Mr.

Lawrence, a film in which he also acted.

The soundtrack marked one of several collaborations with David Sylvian, just one of Sakamotos many intriguing musical unions.

Other performers with whom he worked during the decade included Iggy Pop, Bootsy Collins, and Tony Williams.

Most unexpected was a collaboration with Robert Wyatt and Brian Wilson, as heard on a cover of the Rolling Stones We Love You recorded for 1989s Beauty.

Heartbeat Throughout the 90s and 2000s, Sakamotos soundtrack discography continued to increase in size and significance.

As he released eclectic and ambitious solo projects such as Heartbeat, Sweet Revenge, and the LIFE series, he produced a large amount of material for films, including Pedro Almodovars High Heels, Bernardo Bertoluccis Little Buddha, and Nagisa Oshimas Gohatto.

Additionally, keeping up with Sakamotos collaborative releases developed into a bit of a chore, albeit a rewarding and adventurous one.

On Morelenbaum 2Sakamoto: Casa, he reworked Antonio Carlos Jobims music with cellistarranger Jacques Morelenbaum and his wife, singer Paula Morelenbaum.

Sakamotos collaborative work with musicians such as Alva Noto, Taylor Deupree, Fennesz, and Christopher Willits, all partnerships that resulted in multiple full-length releases, were well-regarded in the fields of ambient and experimental electronic music.

Ryuichi Sakamoto: Playing the Piano In 2009, he was particularly productive.

He released the solo acoustic album Playing the Piano and the more experimental effort Out of Noise, and scored Shirin Neshat and Shoja Azaris Silver Lion-winning Women Without Men.

A denuclearization advocate, Sakamoto organized the NO NUKES 2012 festival, which included a reunited Yellow Magic Orchestra among the performers.

Diagnosed with throat cancer in 2014, he responded well to treatment and continued to make music.

Among his most notable recordings released after the diagnosis were the soundtracks for The Revenant and Nagasaki: Memories of My Son.

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