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EncounterPoint Hayama, Japan
New sounds, new fruits, are created through chemical reactions with various musicians met by composer-guitarist Kawol Samarqandi, who philosophizes with his own poor music, and Mary Meacha Goldfish, who weaves organic music with analog synthesizers.
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