The four pieces on Detours have their origins in disparate sources of inspiration - a longtime friend in San Francisco
at the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts
“A Letter from Home” is a half-hour electro-acoustic narrative meditation on “the Doppler effect as a metaphor for the development of consciousness
splintering droplets of notes as ghostly wisps of melodic sound slowly glide into view
Recorded with Bulgarian musicians and the Sofia Philharmonic Orchestra in Sofia
Leo Takami - Next Door C-Schulz The four pieces on DetoursAdroit jazz guitar, prog rock fantasia, and Japanese environmental music all rest comfortably behind Leo Takami's Next Door. The follow up to the acclaimed Felis Catus & Silence, Next Door finds Takami ruminating on passages of time, seasons, consciousness. Through music, Leo contemplates daily events and finds beauty in ordinary moments. He also seems to be questioning the value of being stuck in the world, allowing his mind to wander towards