Taken from the collaborative album 'Dreamweavers II' by Mark de Clive-Lowe, Andrea Lombardini and Tommaso Cappellato, 'Sakura Fubuki' offers a more inward-facing moment within an experimental project which bridges jazz roots with beat culture and global influences. While the wider record moves between reinterpretations, groove-led explorations and electro-acoustic textures, this single settles into something more immersive and transportive. The trio’s chemistry is subtle yet present beneath the surface, but it’s the piano that guides the emotional arc, and 'Sakura Fubuki' places its stunning chord progressions front and centre. The harmonies feel expansive and intentional, unfolding slowly with a sense of space that allows each note to breathe. There’s a psychedelic, almost lucid quality to the arrangement, not chaotic, but dreamlike. It feels like stepping outside of time for a few minutes.