1. Conrad Schnitzler - Electric Garden
2. Mantra - Material
3. Subsurfing - Sleepless Snake
4. System 7 - Don Corelone
5. Headlamp - Anti-Baby
6. Merlob - Incessant Sound
7. Massimo Vivona - Contrast
8. Eat Static - Spawn
9. Joujouka - Re-Psycle Frequency
Ecliptic (1998) by DJ Tsuyoshi was released as part of Issey Miyake Men’s Spring/Summer 1998 collection, capturing the essence of the season's avant-garde spirit. This album, crafted to accompany the runway show, exemplifies the brand’s innovative fusion of fashion and music. Mixed by Tsuyoshi, the soundtrack blends progressive house, ambient, and breakbeat elements, embodying the same experimental ethos that defined Miyake's menswear collection.
The collection itself was rooted in a futuristic, technology-driven aesthetic, with Takizawa’s design direction reflecting clean lines and dynamic, movement-oriented silhouettes. The Ecliptic mix serves as an auditory counterpart to this vision, amplifying the connection between sound, form, and sensation. Just as Miyake’s designs pushed boundaries in fabric and structure, the album challenges traditional concepts of musical composition, merging rhythm, texture, and emotion into an immersive experience.
