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1.
Hoshisuna 01:36
swallowed by the serpent we awoke upon the shore the sand is made of stars and you are the North mend our broken tongues and let us chew familiar fruit don us in silk we've returned- our Turtle Womb
2.
Fragments 03:49
i am blooming from seeds that grew me i am proving that I have also made me i am speaking through blood that feels so far away fragments fold between two lenses I am looking in from the outside I am looking in from the outside
3.
Residue 02:52
Navigate through sacrifice deep-seated in veins and time roots torn, but beauty shows what belonged to you, is also mine now Tired hands, aching bones Inheritance- armor worn, Daughters know what they’re holding- Centuries, stained in motion Mother tongue lost in childhood Only left with residue Honored needs lost and given out to hungry mouths, and matriarchy’s virtue
4.
Arms stretched out to receive your kindness Met with silence, a mind on survival The distance between us When harshness surrounds us If tides do settle, how do we reconcile? Hold me close to your chest Teach resilience through your breath The distance between us When harshness surrounds us If tides do settle, how do we reconcile? If you understand my strength Do you also know my pain?
5.
Crumbling landscape sweeps away Spirits shattered by your name Cells disperse, we start to fade Lingering tastes in summer rain Water cleanse me while I wait Translucent image softly sways In the end what will remain? Lingering tastes in summer rain
6.
Falling 04:59
When I’m feeling fine I fear The feeling won’t hang around for long I lose a sense of focus Sometimes it’s like I’m barely holding on Nothing lasts forever After all, the stars eventually come down I keep on fallin, fallin, fallin, fallin, fallin Fallin down I unfurl with timidness It’s hard to trust that you won’t do me wrong I lose a sense of focus It’s distance that helps me hold on Nothing lasts forever After all, the stars eventually come down
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How will I know I will find my direction When all I know now, is it all feels uncertain? I reach for the sun, though I want to take root I stare into the pool and wonder when I’ll find my truth How can I be kind while the landscape dissolves And the weight of the world weighs down on my heart? I reach for the sun, though I want to take root I stare into the pool and wonder when I’ll find my truth I’m unfurling, blooming, proving, creating, I have to keep existing I’m unfurling, blooming, proving, creating, I have to keep existing I am speaking through blood that feels so far away… I am speaking through blood that feels so far away I’m unfurling, blooming, proving, creating, I have to keep existing

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released May 15, 2018

Ikebana by my grandma, Miyoko

Marina - vox, synths, guitar, flute
Rob'n Delaine - violin
Mila Gallardo - viola
Samantha Flores - cello

summer rain synths by Gender Work
falling bass by Elaine Rasnake

Written and arranged by Marina
Mixed with Elaine Rasnake
Mastered by Elaine Rasnake

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murayama Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

With me, I carry every star within a constellation. I piece together the fragments our ancestors left behind.

Stories of place and self-hood connected through orchestral soundscape.

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