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The music video for “String Reverie” from my album The Subtle Waltz is now out. This piece was built around a warm, acoustic string ensemble — violin, cello, and brushed drums flowing in a slow waltz rhythm. It captures the feeling of a quiet café at dusk: soft lights, wooden tones, and the calm pulse of three. Rather than being grand or dramatic, it stays close to a reflective mood — something that moves gently without rushing. In the video, I tried to express that warmth visually: subtle camera movement, soft colors, and a sense of stillness that overlaps with the music’s breath. If you need a slow moment in your day, this might be that place to pause for a few minutes with sound and light.

 

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In the Quiet Turn of Three A note on the making of “The Subtle Waltz” “The Subtle Waltz” is a new jazz album built around the quiet elegance of the waltz rhythm.   Each track explores the balance between motion and stillness—where brass warmth, piano clarity, and strings resonance meet subtle breath.   This collection of ten pieces moves through different ensembles, from dynamic big band sessions to intimate piano trios and tender string arrangements.   Though varied in form, each piece shares the same heartbeat of three, inviting listeners to discover calm movement within time.   Recorded with an acoustic focus and live-feel textures, “The Subtle Waltz” offers a gentle journey through quiet spaces and warm tones.   Now available for pre-save before its official release. Pre-save my new release "The Subtle Waltz" on Spotify: https://t.co/qhijhrU8sx (powered by @distrokid ) — kinonuketahito (@kinonuketahito) December 19, 2025

Dropping soon: a high-energy piano reimagining of bittersweet EDM drive. 140 BPM relentless rhythm meets emotional, flowing melody layers that sting softly but never fade. Perfect for late-night drives or intense focus sessions. Pre-save on Spotify now and be first to hear → [ PRE-SAVE LINK ] #PianoElectronica #NewMusic Pre-save my new single "One Gentle Sting I Can't Shake" on Spotify: https://t.co/5AIaYUdvBG (powered by @distrokid ) — kinonuketahito (@kinonuketahito) December 1, 2025

“One More Thing I Forgot”MV “One More Thing I Forgot” is one of my newest jazz-fusion tracks, and the music video is finally out. This piece started with a simple idea: create a high-energy groove driven by syncopated, layered rhythms and expressive piano lines. From there, the track grew into a fast-moving fusion of rapid arpeggios, bold harmonies, and modern textures. The music video reflects that energy—fast, dynamic, and always in motion. If you enjoy rhythmic complexity, piano-driven fusion, or anything that feels intensely alive, this one’s for you.

  Dance Instrumental Loop    4. House Syncopated Bounce  Videos will be uploaded sequentially. #DancePractice | Original Dance Music Series / 124BPM | This is a series of 20 energizing modern house tracks loaded with accented offbeat claps, syncopated synth stabs, bouncy bass, and driving kicks — all topped with crisp highs and warm lows for a full dancefloor vibe.
Every track is loop-ready at 124 BPM, perfect for dance competitions, practice routines, rehearsals, and short-form video creations.
Whether you’re mastering combos, performing in contests, or bringing energy to your choreography, these songs deliver the bounce and drive that dancers love in contemporary house music. How to use: * Step up your competition routines or choreography practice with intense house grooves. * Use as copyright-safe BGM for Shorts, TikToks, and Instagram Reels. * Add dancefloor flavor to lessons, group practices, or performance prep. Don’t forget to like and subscribe for more origi...