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One Time, One Meeting With Kishi Bashi

Watch the violinist, composer and singer bring his melodic chamber pop to life in the studio.

Wednesday, February 06, 2013

Kishi Bashi performs in the Soundcheck studio. Kishi Bashi performs in the Soundcheck studio. (Michael Katzif / WNYC)

K. Ishibashi, who records under the name Kishi Bashi, is a violinist. He’s also a composer, beat boxer, singer and more. He used to be the go-to guy when acts like Of Montreal and Regina Spektor needed a string player -- until he struck out on his own. His solo performances are great looping feats of one-man-band-manship. But he’s brought a small group to the studio to bring his melodic chamber pop to life.

Songs performed include "It All Began With A Burst," "Wonder Woman, Wonder Me," and "Bright Whites," which you can also watch below:

Guests:

Kishi Bashi

Comments [1]

sarahvm from CT

This is so beautiful, I can hardly bear it!

Feb. 06 2013 09:28 PM

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