Japanese composer and pianist Emi Nishida showcases a diverse sound in her captivating new album, “In Between.” Drawing inspiration from her love for cinema/television and a recent trip to Iceland, the album features contributions from the renowned Budapest Art Orchestra and Grammy-nominated violinist Bengisu Gokce. The opening track, “Yanse,” sets a cinematic tone with its delicate yet fervent strings, while other pieces like “In Between” and “Radiance” take cues from TV series and films. Nishida’s experiences in Iceland are reflected in tracks like “Morgun Dögg” and “Sorbet,” which capture the wintry beauty and emotional resonance of her visit. The album spans from cinematic fervency to reflective piano tones, making it a breathtaking musical journey. Check it out below: