Midori Takada Tree of Life

• Midori Takada – Love Song Of Urfa
• Midori Takada – Tan Tejah
• Midori Takada – Tayurani
• Midori Takada – Wa-Na-Imba
• Midori Takada – Modoki 1 (Futa-Aya-Asobi)
• Midori Takada – Awase 1 (Futa-Aya-Asobi)
• Midori Takada – Yukiai (Futa-Aya-Asobi)
• Midori Takada – Awase 2 (Futa-Aya-Asobi)
• Midori Takada – Orifusi (Futa-Aya-Asobi)
• Midori Takada – Modoki 2 (Futa-Aya-Asobi)
• Midori Takada – Awase 3 (Futa-Aya-Asobi)
• Midori Takada – Usuyo (Futa-Aya-Asobi)

• 1. Love Song Of Urfa
• 2. Tan Tejah
• 3. Tayurani
• 4. Wa-Na-Imba
• 5. Modoki 1 (Futa-Aya-Asobi)
• 6. Awase 1 (Futa-Aya-Asobi)
• 7. Yukiai (Futa-Aya-Asobi)
• 8. Awase 2 (Futa-Aya-Asobi)
• 9. Orifusi (Futa-Aya-Asobi)
• 10. Modoki 2 (Futa-Aya-Asobi)
• 11. Awase 3 (Futa-Aya-Asobi)
• 12. Usuyo (Futa-Aya-Asobi)

Originally recorded in September 1998 at legendary Ginza (Tokyo) studio Onkio Haus (founded in 1974 and where Ryuichi Sakamoto’s "Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence" and many more were recorded) and released on CD only for the Japan market in 1999, Tree of Life is Midori Takada’s best kept secret, a lost gem of minimalism and percussive ambient.

The entire album was given a fresh new audiophile mix by Midori Takada herself and was mastered at Emil Berliner Studios, with half speed cutting for the vinyl version, to ensure an audio presentation aligned with the Japanese pioneer’s vision.