Otemoyan from ATODASHI by Ten Ten
Otemoyan is a Japanese folk song from Kumamoto Prefecture. Originally, it was a song played during drinking parties with geisha girls. Each summer, there is a festival where people dance and sing this song with funny makeup and costume.
Tracklist
| 8. | Otemoyan | 2:38 |
Credits
from ATODASHI,
released April 8, 2021
Aki Takahashi (Voice, Shamisen, Taiko, Percussions)
Kyle Abbott (Voice, Shamisen, Banjo)
Dan Powell (Sound design)
Aki Takahashi (Voice, Shamisen, Taiko, Percussions)
Kyle Abbott (Voice, Shamisen, Banjo)
Dan Powell (Sound design)
License
All rights reserved.Tags
ten ten is an evolving art experiment with its roots in the Japanese folk tradition.
In the Japanese alphabet, “ten ten” refers to two dots used to change the sound of a syllable. In the same spirit, ten ten strives to create its own unique voice for Japanese folk music breathing new life into this traditional art form