The images of the devastating earthquake, the tsunami and the nuclear fallout that hit Japan in march this year will be branded in our minds forever, seeing a whole country struggeling with one of the biggest catastrophes in the recent history of mankind.   Shocked by these incidents, Tool Records A&R and inhouse producer Matthias Baumann aka Cressida decided to unite the world with the power of music to send a message to the poor people of this beautiful country.   Collecting voiceovers from all over the world, saying "I feel for Japan" in different languages, he built a highly emotional trancer to show that people all over the world are emotionally involved. Kibo, which means "hope" in Japanese, is his effort to express Sympathy for all the people suffering from these destructive incidents.   Japanese wonderboy Nhato and the swedish trancestar Mike Shiver decided to join the cause by delivering two top notch remixes that complete the original tune with more uplifting and driving approaches.   All the income made from this release will be donated to the Japanese Red Cross.