Sansyou's 'Every Living Thing' and the Art of Restorative Dream-Pop
Jan 1
1 min read
By introducing vocalists Brittany Jean Valint and Kelli Miyahara across half of its six tracks, Sansyou anchors their ethereal guitar chiming with deep emotion. On "Being 15," Valint’s buoyant delivery evokes the golden era of The Sundays and early Innocence Mission, soaring effortlessly over Jarrett Nicolay and Scott Gould’s supple rhythm section. Meanwhile, Miyahara’s down-tempo turn on "I'll See You In Time" feels like a quiet sanctuary amidst modern chaos. Grounded in the Japanese philosophy of shinrin-yoku (forest bathing), the EP plays as a tender statement of innocence and hope.
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