Cloverlay

A collection of pieces improvised on the grand piano by keyboardist Arisa.
You can start and finish listening to the music without interruption, just like the natural cycle of the sun rising and setting, the night coming and going, and the morning dawn coming again. The way in which everyday life and music blend and overlay each other moment by moment throughout the day was expressed with a single piano. The word [clover] in the title of the album is a reference to the feeling of somehow being able to see a clover in a field of clovers, and the idea that every moment is miraculous and important, and that they are never identical. The name [Mitsuba] refers to a cafe run by an acquaintance who stopped by just before recording the song, and the warm personality of the owner and the image of the peaceful space also became a part of every note of this piece.
I would like to listen to the music flowing with the sounds of life in the hustle and bustle of the city, standing by a quiet beach or in a forest, in the car with a casual friend, or while lying on the bed in my room alone.