Rinava (album)

Rinava is the self-titled debut album of Rinava, originally published under their original name The Miros. It was released on May 14, 1984 on B-E-N Records, however later reissues have been released by El Kadsreian Melody.

Recording and production
The album was produced for around $45,000; and Jaylin Rounds and Ryu Judoku had to participate in the operation of Three-Card Monte games to earn the money to finance it. Much of the professional equipment used was borrowed from jazz film producer and Jaylin's uncle George "The Big G" Rounds, and there wasn't enough money to rent a recording studio, so it was recorded in then-drummer Brendon Parker's garage.