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JOINT is a meeting point of various talents from different parts of the world. Its main focus is to join Asian vocal character and latest club music in Europe. It's an experiment and innovation of the music that's completely new and different.
First release from JOINT is by a Japanese high school girl, hrk. JOINT discovered hrk's exceptionally clear voice and exotic singing style, and decided to feature her as the vocalist to accomplish the concept of this label. It's a part of the trilogy of the remixes of hrk's songs by three composers, Thomas Fehlmann, Ulrich Schnauss and Thomas Brinkmann. |
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| Message from hrk |
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System Error – disillusion
This one is for people living in vain.
It’s not that they have no intention for life – their life is already designed by someone else. But there’s disillusion once they stop and think about themselves.
Love World – love
This one is for lovers who believe in eternity.
This remix starts off with raindrops. It’s warm and embracing. I had a really warm feeling when I listened to it for the first time. I hope everyone would feel the same way, too.
Break My Code – desire
This one is for people in love.
Love sometimes makes you greedy. People try so hard to hide their desire. But hidden inside your heart, your desire grows stronger and stronger. This song is about that oppressed feeling inside.
I love all of the three remixes! I feel so honored to have been able to work with the three composers. It’s been a fantastic experience for me. I’ve been writing lots more new songs. They are all sang in Japanese but the language doesn’t really matter as long as my music is real. I’ll keep on making real music. Hope to see you all soon somewhere, someday…!
Love, hrk xxx |
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| Message from Ulrich Schnauss |
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| …not too sure what to say – maybe just that I think that haruka’s got a really beautiful voice and that I – without understanding the lyrics – had the impression from the way she sings it there’s something deeply melancholic or even sad in the song which is the feeling I tried to support musically.
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