Paniyolo

Christmas Album

Regular price $15.00

2012 winter, Schole releases a Christmas album by Paniyolo, who has released two acoustic guitar albums from Schole “I’m home (2009)” and “Hitotema (2012)”. The winter season’s standard album includes the simple and pleasant guitar ensemble of Paniyolo’s warmhearted guitar sound, will gently light up one’s intimate space.
Paniyolo has been playing guitar on numerous albums from past Schole releases, but he also has done remixes for the tracks by Flica and ghost and tape, which received a good review of his sense of arrangement by putting some his original colors. Recently he has been covering many songs including traditional Japanese children’s songs.
Paniyolo’s guitar style heard in his previous release “Hitotema”, the simple and comfortable strumming sound, can be heard again in the album. The favorite Christmas songs are played gently and softly, such as “Let It Snow”, “Santa Claus Is Coming To Town”, “Jingle Bells”, and “Rudolph The Red Nose Reindeer”.
The artwork is done by Yoshinori Takezawa, who has another face as a musician which has released from Schole.
Beautiful melodies are kept as it is, but with the simple and sophisticated arrangements produces a calm and quiet atmosphere. Paniyolo’s Christmas album will bring a joy to one’s heart, gently and softly.

all arranged by paniyolo (muneki takasaka)
paniyolo : acoustic guitar, classical guitar, silent guitar
guest : suguru oba(04)

mix & mastering : suguru oba

A&R : Akira Kosemura
Artwork : Yoshinori Takezawa
Art Direction : Shin Kikuchi
Production Management : SCHOLE INC.

Paniyolo

A solo project by a guitarist Muneki Takasaka. Born 1982, from Fukushima, Japan.
In December 2006, Paniyolo started his music career from the gigs in Shimokitazawa. He have released some guitar albums from the music label SCHOLE.
Main works are, “Tama No Koto” featuring a guest guitarist Daishi Nakamura (tricolor, John John Festival). “Sora Mo Sukoshi” co-produced with a steel pan player Akio Watanabe (WAIWAI STEEL BAND). “Sora To Hana” featuring Miho Oota from Cantus.
Paniyolo values the “silence” in between sounds during his performance.