peace of lemon - Takoyaki Cat.

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Today, I want to introduce you to an interesting track coming from a country not often associated with lo-fi — South Korea. The composition "Takoyaki Cat" by peace of lemon pleasantly surprised me with its sound and created a truly unique atmosphere.

This track is jazz warmth wrapped in soft, enveloping lo-fi vibes. The first thing that catches your attention is the approach to sound: all the instruments, such as trumpet, guitar, and drums, sound somewhat muted, almost without high frequencies and without harshness. This creates the effect of listening to music from an old analog cassette — with that same warmth, a light touch of nostalgia, and calm.

This kind of sound reminds us that sometimes lo-fi is not just background music but a true journey into feeling. There are no unnecessary details here — everything is very simple, honest, and cozy. It feels as if the artist created this track not to impress but to convey their own state — peace, softness, and comfort.

peace of lemon is a name I won’t forget anytime soon. And if "Takoyaki Cat" is just a piece of his work, I already want to hear more. I recommend this track to anyone looking for not just lo-fi but a true blend of jazz, instrumental warmth, and emotional calm.

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