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On their debut EP, Sam De Nef and Camille Camille delve into some of their most personal and introspective songwriting yet. These songs showcase their individual talents but also highlight the powerful synergy that arises when two gifted artists and unique vocalists join forces to create something truly special.

Sam and Camille are two unique and talented artists hailing from Belgium who share a gift for writing compelling contemporary folk and singer-songwriter songs. They both released acclaimed debut albums in recent years and have been crossing paths on numerous occasions. Camille appeared in duets on Sam's debut EP and his first album, Sam featured in Camille's live band, each time expressing a profound musical chemistry. This collab EP seemed the logical next step, uniting their talents to craft an EP embodying heartfelt, warm, and uncomplicated songs.

"In the collaborative journey of crafting the songs on Waving, our different creative approaches brought about a unique synergy. We feel the result transcends our individual styles. Each song resonates with our individual aspirations, which makes playing them very refreshing and challenging."

Stripped to their core, these compositions on their debut EP are defined by the gentle interplay of acoustic guitars and harmonious vocals. Only subtle percussion and the occasional cello add subtle layers to the sonic tapestry. The two recorded the six songs on their debut EP by themselves in the intimate atmosphere of Sam's home studio, opting for a DIY and back-to-basics approach. Their primary focus was on capturing spontaneity and the essence of live performance. Musical sparring partner PJ Decraene added the final touches and mixed the EP.

The Valentine song by the 12-year-old bilingual singer SAKUra, arranged by Etsuko Yamakawa of the legendary city pop unit "Tohoku Shinkansen", which still has a strong fan base around the world, is finally available on 7" EP!! - SAKUra - Influenced by Basho Matsuo’s lyricism and Nobunaga Oda’s Atsumori dance, she is a 12-year-old bilingual singer-song girl with a love for history, anime, J-Pop and Haiku. Because of a huge love for history, she is singing songs about history. To deepen her knowledge, recently she is studying with the master historian and martial artist. Through the teachings of Confucius, she is learning about the spirit of humanity; through the　Japanese book “The Tale of Princess Kaguya”, she is learning about a cursive style of writing Chinese characters and Japanese culture. Her favorite books are 100% history books, and she is currently obsessed with books about princesses who bravely and powerfully lived through the Sengoku period (the warring period;1467-1615) . Today’s Haiku : “It’s thunder, Amaterasu, you’re angry. (Amaterasu is the sun goddess)

From the CD album "Keep On Kickin' It" (2022) by Mickie Yoshino, produced by Seiji Kameda, "never Gone feat. Yasuyuki Okamura" is now available for the first time as an analog 7-inch!! This song is the only new song in the self-tribute album, which features many gorgeous guests, and is the last song on the album. The song expresses the feelings of the band to his allies, including Takayoshi Asano, who was also a member of Godiego and a fellow musician of the same generation who has departed to heaven. The B-side features the first previously unreleased instrumental version.

Quantity: 1000
Release type: 'RSD First' Release

Remastered and pressed on transparent clear vinyl with reproduced gatefold artwork and an OBI strip. Comprised of duo Bill Elliot and Bobby Purvis, SPLINTER’s blend of folk, pop, and rock were introduced to Dark Horse Records founder George Harrison in 1973. Harrison was quick to spot their potential and made them one of the first signings to his new label. The band’s debut album The Place I Love was produced by Harrison and features extensive guitar work by the legendary musician, as well as contributions from Billy Preston, Jim Keltner, and Alvin Lee (Ten Years After) and Gary Wright (Spooky Tooth and “Dream Weaver.”). One of the earliest recordings to be made at Harrison’s. Fpshot studio in his Friar Park home, this critically acclaimed album was the first to be released on Dark Horse Records and charted on the Billboard 100. Billboard highlighted the band’s “strong harmony vocals,” whilst Melody Maker called the album an “outstanding debut.” Includes the hit single “Costafine Town,” along with the singles “Drink All Day (Got to Find Your Own Way Home)” and “China Light.” This remastered classic is now available on vinyl for the first time since its 1974 release.