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Blue in Green - The Break Of Dawn * 45 RPM One Step Process - Released for the first time on double 12 inch vinyl. Remastered and cut at 45 RPM, using a one step process for the highest fidelity. First batch of 300 are available now. The Break of Dawn marks the debut full-length from Japan's Blue in Green, a composer and guitarist whose work quietly bridges bossa nova, jazz, and hip-hop. Originally released in 2011, this newly remastered edition presents 11 tracks with unhurried rhythms, gentle piano and guitar lines, subtle horns, and warm analog tones, creating an atmosphere that feels both sophisticated and inviting - perfect for late nights, slow mornings, or lazy summer afternoons. One step records stand out from regular vinyl by simplifying the traditional three step process down to just one. With fewer steps, there's less loss along the way, giving these pressings high fidelity sound and a more lifelike listening experience. Taken from the original digital masters, remastered to tape, and cut to lacquers from digital files.
UPC: 745978730176
Label: Cold Busted
Release Date: 5.22.26
Format: Vinyl Record
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