Hope

Shin-Ski

Tiny Griffi

De De Mouse

Tiny Griffi, the unique chill unit of DÉ DÉ MOUSE and Shin-Ski, has released its second album, Flowery Breaks, a distinctive jazz-hip-hop album with a floral theme.

The album opens with an extended version of "Migratory Birds," a single brimming with liberation and euphoria, inviting listeners to a new world of possibilities.  Tracks like "Lovely Floewery," "Dreamer," "Stars, Shadows," and "Saturday, Friday" evoke golden-era abstract hip-hop, featuring memorable vocal sample melodies.  "Saturday, Friday" also has a psychedelic, Boards of Canada-esque feel.  The album also features "Everything," a gospel-infused track with Chicago rapper AzMattic (a friend of Shin-Ski), and "Night Birds," an oriental ballad trip-hop piece that acts as a companion piece to "Migratory Birds."  Flowery Breaks is an ambient and singular jazz-hip-hop album, overflowing with a love for 90s hip-hop, and surpassing their debut album, Dawn Milky.

Experience Tiny Griffi's flowery beats, transcending the boundaries of lo-fi and chill.

Flowery Breaks

Tiny Griffi, the unique chill unit by DÉ DÉ MOUSE, who continues a non-stop release of music, and beat maestro Shin-Ski, who keeps dropping good vibes jazz hip-hop at an unrelenting pace, enters a new phase! They are releasing their 4th single "Migratory Birds"!

This oriental trip-hop track features a sparkling toy piano that heralds a new beginning, harmonies that evoke an endless blue sky, oriental cut-up vocal melodies that seem to have been passed down from ancient times, and breakbeats reminiscent of Wagon Christ in the 90s UK scene, all coming together in an aggressive way!

Feel the melodies and beats of the migratory birds as they lightly cross the walls of genres!

Migratory Birds

Hiro-a-key

Midicronica

To our loved ones who have been by our side
"Thank you for meeting me.
"Thank you for listening to this song."
To those who are by our side, we spend our time just as we are.
That's all there is to it,
But, as we cry and laugh, the precious days accumulate.
Shin-Ski redefines the words of MIDICRONICA and Hiro-a-key, who sang about such feelings.
A nostalgic scene comes to mind in this song.

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