What does Flowers sound like?

A vibrant tapestry of jazz fusion and funk, merging intricate melodies with rhythmic grooves. Rooted in funk and jazz fusion. Start with "BLOOMING".

Is Flowers a good place to start with Casiopea?

Yes, Flowers is recommended as a starting point for new Casiopea listeners. A vibrant tapestry of jazz fusion and funk, merging intricate melodies with rhythmic grooves. By 1996, Casiopea had firmly established themselves in the Japanese jazz fusion scene with several albums under their belt. 'Flowers' was released as part of their prolific output during the 90s, showcasing their continued evolution and mastery of blending genres. This album followed their successful work in the late 80s and early 90s, marking a phase where they embraced more melodic and experimental approaches.

Flowers works well if you're into steady melodic exploration throughout, vibrant grooves for uplifting moments and engaging rhythms for focused listening.

How many songs are on Flowers?

Flowers has 11 tracks, running approximately 52 minutes.

Released 30 years ago

Flowers

Casiopea · 1996

52 min · 11 tracks · funk · jazz fusion · new wave

A vibrant tapestry of jazz fusion and funk, merging intricate melodies with rhythmic grooves.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady melodic exploration throughout
vibrant grooves for uplifting moments
engaging rhythms for focused listening
for afternoon relaxation

Maybe skip if you want

prefer instant gratification tracks
dislike cohesive listening experiences

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Breakthrough — Flowers solidified Casiopea's reputation in jazz fusion, enhancing their international recognition.
Themes: Japanese jazz fusion· melodic experimentation· intricate rhythms
Career context: By 1996, Casiopea had firmly established themselves in the Japanese jazz fusion scene with several albums under their belt. 'Flowers' was released as part of their prolific output during the 90s, showcasing their continued evolution and mastery of blending genres. This album followed their successful work in the late 80s and early 90s, marking a phase where they embraced more melodic and experimental approaches.
Stylistic neighbors: Chick Corea· Weather Report· Pat Metheny Group
If this clicks, go next to: Light and Shadows — Continues the vibrant fusion with new textures and deeper explorations.
Sounds like this from elsewhere: Four Corners by Yellowjackets — Shares intricate melodies and rhythmic complexity, blending jazz fusion with funk elements.

Inside Out by Chick Corea Elektric Band — Combines vibrant fusion with melodic experimentation, echoing similar sonic landscapes.

Letter from Home by Pat Metheny Group — Features lush arrangements and a mix of jazz with world influences, resonating with melodic richness.

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Tracklist

New here? Start with "BLOOMING".

1 BLOOMING Start here 4:32
2 THE MIND QUAKE 3:57
3 TRANSIT VIEW 5:11
4 JUST ONE WAY 5:27
5 ABERDEEN 4:31
6 SECRET MESSAGE 3:22
7 SEASONS 4:08
8 SUPER SENSE 4:53
9 MYSTIC LIE 4:21
10 TRANCE EVOLUTION 7:35
11 CANDLE LIGHT 4:18

What to play next

This album is considered a Breakthrough in Casiopea's catalog. Flowers solidified Casiopea's reputation in jazz fusion, enhancing their international recognition.

Listen next

Light and Shadows

1997

Continues the vibrant fusion with new textures and deeper explorations.

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Freshness

1995

Sets the stage with a similar energetic vibe leading into 'Flowers'.

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