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An underground classical crossover artist.
Composer-pianist Erika Dohi blurs the boundaries between neo-classical minimalism, ambient jazz, and experimental electronic sound. Her new album Myth of Tomorrow—co-produced with Grammy-winner William Brittelle and featuring Shahzad Ismaily, Adam O’Farrill, and Lauren Cauley—unfolds as a meditation on catastrophe, resilience, and rebirth. Rooted in Japanese folklore and inspired by Taro Okamoto’s mural of the same name, Dohi’s work merges ethereal piano and electro-acoustic textures with ritual ambient layers, drawing threads between tradition and technology. From her New York Times and BBC-praised debut I, Castorpollux to this bold new chapter, she builds a dreamspace where grief, beauty, and transformation coexist. For fans of Ryuichi Sakamoto, Kelsey Lu, and Ichiko Aoba.
Erika Dohi plays a blend of contemporary classical, ambient electronic, and experimental jazz, often incorporating ethereal piano and electro-acoustic textures. Her album 'Myth of Tomorrow' showcases this unique sound.
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Erika Dohi is from Osaka, Japan, and is currently based in New York City.