The kind folks over at Textura (Ontario, Canada) recently give ‘31 songs for Japan’ and ‘Kanshin’ - two compilations created for Japan relief efforts - some attention:

“Two eminently worthy compilations have been issued to help support those whose lives were profoundly altered by the tsunami that occurred in Japan in March 2011: Kanshin, jointly curated by Daniel Crossley (Fluid Radio/Fluid Audio/Facture) and Jonathan Lees (Hibernate/Rural Colours), is a two-CD collection featuring contributions from Hummingbird, Field Rotation, Damian Valles, Library Tapes, The Moving Dawn Orchestra, Talvihorros, Kyle Bobby Dunn, and twenty-four others; 31 Songs For Japan, a digital collection from the Japan-based flau imprint, features works by Hauschka, Sylvain Chauveau, Pimmon, Federico Durand, Isan, The Boats, Peter Broderick, and others. 100% of the profits from Kanshin’s sales will go directly towards the Japan recovery and on-going relief efforts, and all profits of the sales of the 31 Songs For Japan compilation will be donated to the Red Cross in Japan. For more information go here for 31 Songs For Japan and here for Kanshin.” [taken from Textura]

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