Fumiya Tanaka

Minimal masterclass on Tanaka's own imprint. Stripped-back, rhythm-driven, balancing precise percussion with subtle melodic movement.

Fumiya Tanaka returns to Sundance with the second instalment of One More Thing, deepening the conversation he started with the first part. This is essential listening for anyone serious about contemporary minimal house - the kind of record that reveals new detail with each play, where every element serves a purpose.

Tanaka's approach here is uncluttered but never sparse. The tracks move through carefully considered percussion arrangements and restrained harmonic shifts, building tension through repetition and subtle variation rather than bombast. It's the sound of someone with complete command of the minimal toolkit, knowing exactly when to add, when to subtract, and when to let silence breathe.