Traces by Jesus in Japan Jesus in Japan : Traces.
 A reflective voice in a noisy world.

More than a simple collection of compositions, Traces represents an attempt by the artist to convey subtle and sometimes complicated emotional states. Each composition is a trace, an impression of experience on the mind. To appreciate mere traces, the mind must be quiet, so these pieces are quiet. This album is the culmination of several years of work and self reflection.
Songs:

1. A Moment Before
2. Dhanus
3. Next To Me You Slept
4. Other Years
5. After You Left Us
6. The Ice Bridge

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 12/10/2010
Jesus in Japan lives in Pennsylvania USA

Tagged as: Ambient, Experimental

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