Borna Libertines – 120h to Tokyo – Download

NYC-based visual artist and producer Borna Libertines steps fully into the booth with 120h to Tokyo, an eight-track LP that plays like a six-moths fever dream of the city itself. Sitting comfortably in the 138–140 BPM pocket, the record moves through peak-time drivers and slower, more atmospheric cuts without ever losing its throughline: real field recordings from Tokyo’s streets woven straight into the mix, giving tracks like “Night over Tokyo” and “Tokyo right now Tokyo right here” a documentary edge most techno records don’t bother reaching for.

The standout moment comes with “Dancing with Tokyo” and “Tokyo shunshin desu,” where jazz saxophone cuts through the analog haze – an unexpected but welcome detour that separates this from the pack of straight-ahead peak-time records. It’s a nice reminder that Borna’s background as a collage artist shows up in the production too: layering, texture, found sound, nothing quite where you’d expect it.

Closing out with an extended cut of “This is Tokyo,” the LP rewards a full front-to-back listen rather than cherry-picking singles. For a producer who’s spent as much time on gallery walls as on modular racks, 120h to Tokyo is a confident, cohesive first full-length statement.

Album Tracks:

120 h to Tokyo 4:10
This is Tokyo 3:10
Night over Tokyo 6:41
Tokyo freedom 3:12
Dancing with Tokyo 4:03
Tokyo shunshin desu 2:45
Tokyo right now Tokyo right here 3:16
This is Tokyo extended 5:07

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120h to Tokyo – 8 truck LP Album – Download