the color chart mixed down polyphony

"The Color Chart Mixed Down Polyphony" Liner Notes

Commentary Francis Kaneda Naruo

Inspired by Paul Clay's masterpiece "Polyphony" (1932), the album The Color Chart Mixed Down Polyphony is a bold attempt to express color with sound. The three primary colors of red, blue, and yellow appear as sounds, gradually mix, and eventually sublimate into a rainbow-like colorful sound world. This 14-song album by KNSIAUDIOSTOKER0720 is like a canvas of music. Like a clay painting, colors and rhythms intersect, weaving a tapestry of polyphonic sounds. Each track is a "listening" experience of color and a journey of "seeing" sound.

The album begins with three pure primary colors: red (Aka), blue (Ao), and yellow (Ki), and each is drawn with its own tone. As the track progresses, these colors mix together, creating new shades - purple, green, orange, brown, silver, dark blue, and finally rainbow. In the final song Niji, all colors are fused, and the vivid sound spectrum envelops the listener.

This is not just an album. It is a polyphony of color and sound, and it is an experience beyond the senses. Then, let's dive into the world of each truck.