Janis Crunch / Nakamura,Haruka - 12 & 1 Song [Remastered] | RECORD STORE DAY
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DISC: 1

1. Track 1
2. Solitude
3. Track 3
4. Winter Story of Henry
5. Track 5
6. Foret
7. Track 7
8. Nuit
9. Track 9
10. My Witch Song
11. Track 11
12. Hymn
13. Track 13
14. ???
15. Track 15
16. ???
17. Track 17
18. Forche
19. Track 19
20. Insincere Love
21. Track 21
22. Requiem (Homage for Ravel)
23. Track 23
24. Prayer
25. Track 25
26. 12 ; 1 song
27. Digital Download - Bonus Tracks
28. Track 28
29. ??? (Acoustic Version) *
30. Track 30
31. ??? (Acoustic Version) *
32. Track 32
33. Elefant Tears *
34. Track 34
35. Noel*
36. Track 36
37. Sleep*
38. Track 38
39. A Graca Economica de Deus ?
40. ? previously unreleased
41. * previously available as digital-only bonus track on CD reissue (2013)

More Info:

Vinyl LP pressing. Digitally remastered. Kitchen. Label is proud to present 12 & 1 song, a collaboration album between Haruka Nakamura and long-time musical partner Janis Crunch. Ever since the highly successful release of Haruka Nakamura's debut album Grace, the duo had fostered an important creative partnership that arguably sparked off several popular classics of their time, with songs like "Everyday", "Ralgo" and "The Light" that resonate surely with fans. On a wintery night in 2007, the duo were in the process of a candle-lit recording session for Haruka Nakamura's solo album Grace. Instinctively, they decided to venture off the album recording and to compose a Christmas carol of their own. The track was christened "12 & 1 Song" and then published online on a time-limited basis during the Christmas season. The spontaneous sessions spawned a couple more winter-themed compositions and quickly became favorites among fans of both Haruka Nakamura and Janis Crunch. Even as the two went separate ways on to work on individual projects, their creative bond sustained this year-end tradition till a substantial collection of winter-themed songs, recorded between 2007-2011, was born.