Time Troy Kingi while maintaining the artists' distinctive

while maintaining the artists' distinctive styles and delivering a richly emotive and vivid musical journey

as well as having recorded with Hugh Masekela

often hailed as his best work by critics due to its focus on grief

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Time Troy Kingi while maintaining the artists' distinctiveHiroshi Sato's second studio album Time seamlessly blends jazz fusion, soft rock, and early city pop into a sophisticated sonic journey. Featuring an exceptional ensemble including Haruomi Hosono and Tatsuo Hayashi, the record balances introspective momentsheard in tracks like "Saigo no Tejina" and "Yamate Hotel"with groovier cuts such as "Bad Junky Blues." A masterclass in 1980s Japanese keyboard driven production.