《o o oo eo eo eoeoeeoo oo ei eio o o i e a a e　ooo　ie ie ie ae ue oo o》 "'Singing in Unison' — this work has nothing to do with New Age or the avant-garde; it should be about the fact that we can understand one another without words," says Yoshi Wada. Following the reissues of four voice-drone works by YOSHI WADA — who studied Indian classical vocal music under Pandit Pran Nath, a figure who, alongside La Monte Young and others, exerted an enormous influence on contemporary music and the free jazz scene — this previously unreleased 1978 performance has now been issued. Inspired by the singing of Macedonian women, it is a group vocal performance. A universe of sound born from the resonance of the distinctive vocal production of Indian classical singing. Music that frees you from thought and acts directly on the mind. The CD is an abridged version, excerpted from the LP that contains the complete recordings spanning two days. The audio sample is taken from the analog edition. (Original Japanese text by Saito)