The new track from Fluid Japan, “Come See Me To The Moon”, is up for listening and download on Bandcamp.
A haunting, shimmering piano nocturne, “Come See Me To The Moon” is an original composition by Fluid Japan’s Reiko Minamikawa that straddles the space between the ambient piano works of Harold Budd, the piano etudes and piano nocturnes of Frédéric Chopin and Erik Satie, and the stark, emotive beauty of Windham Hill Records artists like George Winston.
Like its sister track, "Equilibrium", “Come See Me To The Moon” delves into the themes of longing and “what could have been” over the lost true loves we all experience, but never forget. Bittersweet but cherished memories that we hold like dormant embers in our hearts.
"Come See Me To The Moon" was mastered by Paul Gomersall, recording engineer for Trevor Horn’s renowned label ZTT, engineer for Howard Jones’ U.S. #1 single “No One Is to Blame”, and recording engineer for artists that include Kate Bush, Genesis, Echo & the Bunnymen, Propaganda, Chapterhouse, and Prefab Sprout.
