A string of tunes experienced best when flipping the pages of Nobuyoshi Araki's early sketchbooks, his recently published Gekko Shashin.
Gekkoso was the name of the generic sketchbooks Araki pasted photos into, which simply took the name of the art store chain, meaning "moonlight." Now late in his career and life, one can imagine him browsing those young images and ideas, looking in the moonlight toward an initial dawn.
Japan Railways ditties are audio markers you hear on a journey through any central neighborhood in Tokyo. Each unique station notification buzzes your aural memory in case you succumb to deeper thoughts or doze and forget to get off at your stop.
"Babble," which is played at moments preceding door closures, transitions this two chapter set from love to ashes.