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The Rashomon Effect makes ambient electronic music that explores liminal spaces, be they thoughts, dreams, intuitions or buried emotions.
Named after the 1950 Kurosawa film exploring how one event can be given multiple interpretations, The Rashomon Effect is an experiment in how sound and music can connect disparate elements of our psyche. It’s the project of producer Douglas Merlino.