• 12inch


The Reconstruction of “Na Mele A Ka Haku”

  • Cat No: EM1141MLP
  • updated:2026-03-01

Format

12inch 2200 JPY

A stunning reissue of 1970s Hawaiian synthesizer music — the project between COMPUMA and EM RECORDS that kicked off with a reconstruction of HAKU's "Na Mele A Ka Haku." Originally released in 2015, Compuma's first solo 12-inch finally gets a long-awaited repress after six years, with revised print details and a new list price. A masterpiece from the early COMPUMA days, with all its raw edges intact.

Counting Asteroid Desert Songs and Smurf Otokogumi, this is still the first 12-inch of his career — a solo 12-inch that grew out of the remix project for HAKU's "Na Mele A Ka Haku"! Paying respect to the pioneers of edit music and electronic music, from Bambaataa and KING TUBBY to TERRY RILEY, it comes out with the singular flavor of contemporary electro. There's some deep, swampy screwed material on here too. The artwork, by the duo of Tomoo Gokita and Hijiri Suzuki, is full of character. The music video was directed and produced by 2yang. [2021 repress] (Original Japanese text by Saito)

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