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Maya Ongaku - Approach to AnimaOn Approach to Anima, Maya Ongaku emerge fully formed from their seaside enclave of Enoshima with a debut that feels timeless, like music unearthed from some forgotten coast. Blending psychedelia, folk, and jazz with field recordings of birds, water, and wind, the trio build soundscapes that breathe as naturally as they play. Delicate guitar and hushed vocals drift over fluid bass, woodwinds and percussion, creating an atmosphere both grounded and

Balearic guitar lines

Mastered from the original tapes

Andrew Weatherall

Launched by Stix Records

and percussion merge in a loose

Nu Genea takes us deeper into their Mediterranean world with Bar Mediterraneo

steeped in analogue warmth and shimmering with forward-looking psychedelia

What emerged is a vital body of work that takes aim at everything from late-stage capitalism and state-sanctioned violence to the broken myth of American redemption

There are echoes of the lineage (hints of Miles Davis-era phrasing and structure) but the intent is forward-facing

‘60s Southeast Asian funk obscurities

and subtle narrative shifts baked into the grooves

Cameos from Open Mike Eagle and Hemlock Ernst slot in seamlessly

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