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Saku
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Tobiume
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Uchu Tanjyo
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Hagoromo
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Genshi
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Gekkoh
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Hisen
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Azukiiro No Kaori
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Kodomotachi
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Naminote
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Shinsen
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Kirakiraboshi
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Susumu Yokota Tokyo, Japan
www.susumuyokota.com
A prolific, prodigiously talented artist, Susumu Yokota was responsible for over
thirty albums between 1993 and 2012, exploring the worlds of acid techno, trance, ambient, downtempo and beyond.
After a period of ill health, Yokota passed away in March 2015 at the age of 54.
This Bandcamp collects his Skintone releases, through Lo Recordings and The Leaf Label.
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