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Hiroshima's 1980 album "Odori" showcases the band's pioneering fusion of traditional Japanese instruments with contemporary jazz and funk. This record highlights their innovative approach to world music, blending intricate rhythms and melodic textures that reflect both cultural heritage and modern sensibilities. "Odori" is essential for enthusiasts seeking a sophisticated exploration of cross-cultural soundscapes and the evolution of jazz fusion in the late 20th century.
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