There’s musicality, and then there’s whatever the hell Ichiko Aoba has access to. The Japanese ambient-folk artist doesn’t just “live and breathe music” (media cliché, I know) – she speaks in music, moves in music, quite possibly is made of music.
There’s musicality, and then there’s whatever the hell Ichiko Aoba has access to. The Japanese ambient-folk artist doesn’t just “live and breathe music” (media cliché, I know) – she speaks in music, moves in music, quite possibly is made of music.