Amore

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AMORE
withRYUICHI SAKAMOTO

MUSIC

»Fingertips fade from the keys of a piano — playing the memories of a love that came, to pass. Love lingers.«

"Amore" appears on Ryuichi Sakamoto's eighth solo studio album Beauty (1989), a composition that embodies his signature blend of emotional resonance and minimalist restraint. Piano notes suspended in silence. Warmth tempered by space. The sound of melancholy made visible—not through excess, but through what is withheld. The fragrance translates this territory: soft florals held at a distance, woods that deepen slowly, incense that lingers long after the last key is released.

Texture | KEEN, SHEER, PURE

Character | SOFT FLORALS, WOODS, INCENSE

MATERIALS
IRIS, VIOLET, PEONY, SANDALWOOD, PATCHOULI, OAKWOOD, CEDAR WOOD, INCENSE, MUSK

PERFUMER
Mark Buxton

YEAR
2019

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INCLUDES A COMPLIMENTARY
10ml / Pocket Perfume

AMORE
withRYUICHI SAKAMOTO

MUSIC

»Fingertips fade from the keys of a piano — playing the memories of a love that came, to pass. Love lingers.«

Texture | KEEN, SHEER, PURE

Character | SOFT FLORALS, WOODS, INCENSE

MATERIALS
IRIS, VIOLET, PEONY, SANDALWOOD, PATCHOULI, OAKWOOD, CEDAR WOOD, INCENSE, MUSK

PERFUMER
Mark Buxton

YEAR
2019

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Ryuichi Sakamoto is an internationally-renowned Japanese composer, producer, pianist, activist, and writer. His four-decade career began as a session musician before achieving success with electronic group Yellow Magic Orchestra in 1978. He pioneered synthpop and electronic fusion while pursuing solo work and collaborations with artists like David Sylvian and Fennesz. His versatility spans electronic, classical, and world music, including compositions for the 1992 Barcelona Olympics and Japan's first instrumental number-one single.