DJ K.U.D.O., one of the founders of Japan's techno and trance scene in its early days, known for legendary parties such as "Trance Night" at Cave and "A.R.T." at Space Lab Yellow, has released a sequel to his classic album "Re:Sort" under the name ARTMAN, which was developed with an ambient approach. The sequel to the classic album "Re:Sort" released in 2000 under the name of ARTMAN, which was developed with an ambient approach, has been released after 23 years. He is a charismatic figure that people in Japan's various underground party scenes talk about as an influence. The album is composed of 10 tracks with melancholic, dubby electronics and percussion that slowly enter its world. The music has aspects of ambient music's keywords such as "relaxing" and "dreaming," a depth of sound that promotes spiritual awakening, African rhythms, the mystique of polyrhythms, and the power of dance. Re:sort" from 2000 is already at a premium in the market, and with the development of "RVNG Intl." and "Music From Memory," it will be one of the core elements of the reevaluation of Japanese ambient music and new age music that is attracting worldwide attention. Without that, I think this is great music that should be listened to by a new generation. Recommended. (Original Japanese text by Saito)