Out of the Blue.

A shimmer, barely a breath. A blue glow emerging from the depths of silence. This is how Out of the Blue , Tomo Nakaguchi's latest album, invites itself to our ears—like an unexpected natural phenomenon, a shimmer emerging between the known and the invisible.

In his intimate Yokohama laboratory, Nakaguchi continues to hone his craft of the unreal. Coming from a Japanese tradition where contemplating the ephemeral becomes an artistic gesture, he sculpts soundscapes that oscillate between pure reverie and celestial chaos. With this third opus on Audiobulb, the musician refines his language of field recordings, modulated guitars, ethereal synthesizers, and infinite loops. But it's no longer just about textures: Out of the Blue offers a true emotional journey, a journey through the looking glass where each note is a shooting star to be captured before it fades.