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Past works in which we took charge of making music or participated as the instrumentalists/arrangers.
| Commercial Spots | Armani, Louis Vuitton, Rag & Bone, Google, NTT, JT, SEED, Panasonic, TRIUMPH, Ueda Harlow, Blackmagic Design, CITIZEN, MILBON | |
| Yokohama F-Marinos, Leaseonline, Ford, AcadeMedia, Sunstar, Boat Race, Hulic, LIXIL, Casio, FUSO, Heintz, UNIQLO, TOYOTA | ||
| Blue Bottle Coffee, Lotte, Frecious, NHK, TOSHIBA, BIOFERMIN, The Japan Dietetic Association, NETZ, Toray Precision, TOTO, 105 Bank | ||
| airweave, ACE, MOS, NEC, SKⅡ, FUNAI, ANA, YAMAHA, Takarajima Kindergarten, Suntory, Kao, FUJITSU, BANDAI NAMCO | ||
| Chugai Pharmaceutical, Akita Prefecture, ASICS, CHUGOKU JOZO, Otsuka Pharmaceutical, DAIKIN, AJINOMOTO, Kanebo, JAXA | ||
| Yotsuba Milk Products, POLA, Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries in Japan, GIAS, Ballantine's, Mizuho Financial Group | ||
| Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare in Japan, TOKYO FM, Hirosaki City, Mazda, etc. |
| Films | Tsukiji Wonderland, directed by Naotaro Endo/Shochiku | |
| Hikikomori: A deafening silence, directed by Dorothée Lorang and David Beautru | ||
| Girl Lost: A Hollywood Story, directed by Robin Bain | ||
| Girls on Film, directed by Robin Bain | ||
| Penrose, directed by Patryk Seni Senwicki and Dominic Spitaler | ||
| Reduction In Force, directed by Joey Fingers | ||
| Olivier Zahm: Digital Provacateur, directed by Can Evgin | ||
| Double Fantasy, directed by Osamu Minorikawa, produced by WOWOW | ||
| HOTEL -NEXT DOOR-, directed by Osamu Minorikawa, produced by WOWOW | ||
| Honokaa-Boy, directed by Atsushi Sanada, produced by Toho Eiga | ||
| Ghost Dolls, directed by Yuki Nishikata, produced by Toei | ||
| My Husband Is Sleeping in the Freezer, directed by Osamu Minorikawa, produced by TV TOKYO | ||
| Love is Phantom, directed by Osamu Minorikawa, produced by MBS | ||
| Don't Stop my Beautification, directed by Izuru Kumasaka, Ikuko Sawada, Kozue Sasaki, and Yuya Nakaizumi, produced by TV TOKYO | ||
| Li.Li.Ta.Al, directed by Akihito Izuhara, Studio Mangosteen | ||
| Still world is beautiful: special offers CD, produced by Hakusensha | ||
| Redwood National and State Parks, directed by Steven Poe | ||
| Weekend, directed by Robin Mason | ||
| Krageneidechse, directed by Sayaka Maruyama/NEON O'CLOCK WORKS | ||
| What You Taught Me About My Son, produced by NHK | ||
| What You Taught Me About Happiness, produced by NHK | ||
| Detective Conan: 20th anniversary episode, produced by Nippon Television | ||
| City of Mu, directed by Zach Rensberger | ||
| Bek Millhouse, directed by John Garcia | ||
| Growing a Community, produced by Sonoma State University in California | ||
| Growing a Community, produced by the Anthropological Studies Center at Sonoma State University in California | ||
| Black Sun, directed by Jesper Friis | ||
| Strychnine Hill, directed by Cyril Payen and Dug Moore | ||
| The Good News, directed by Minji Kim | ||
| Tohu Wa-Bohu, directed by Matthew Krivolapov | ||
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| Events | Armani / Milan fashion week | |
| SYN Group / Moscow International Biennale for Young Art | ||
| Czech Republic Janáček theater / Ballet Tanzbrücke 2011 | ||
| Photo exhibition / Thomas Damm 'Black Rain Hibakusha – Out of the Shadow' | ||
| Czech Republic Janáček theater / Ballet Tanzbrücke 2011 | ||
| Classical music event / La Folle Journée au JAPON | ||
| SKⅡ / CHANGE DESTINY | ||
| Toshima Ward / Heart of Smile | ||
| Isetan department store / NIPPON VISION | ||
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| airweave | Hirosaki City | CITIZEN | CITIZEN |
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| The Japan Dietetic Association | Kinoshita Group | Yamano Music | Takarajima Kindergarten |
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| Bek Millhouse | Noemi Klei | 105 BANK | Rakuten Travel |
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| NETZ | SAKURAO | Leaseonline | Hirosaki City |
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| Olivier Zahm: Digital Provacateur | Reduction In Force | Black Rain Hibakusha | Hikikomori: A deafening silence |
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| BLACK SUN | Girl Lost | Redwood National and State Parks | We Are Malaysia: Mixed Marriage |
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| Sonoma State University in California | Li.Li.Ta.Al. | I Eat the Tears | Fitting In |
Introduction of composers
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Takahiro Kido Takahiro Kido is a Tokyo based music composer. He started musical works in 2006, when he debuted as a member of cinematic music group Anoice in 2006. Since then, he has released a collection of releases not only on his solo project Takahiro Kido, but also as the member of Anoice, RiLF, Films, Mizu Amane, Mokyow, and Cru. Takahiro Kido has created the soundtracks of some movies such as ’Tsukiji Wonderland' directed by Naotaro Endo, 'Olivier Zahm: Digital Provocateur’ directed by Can Evgin, and 'Girl Lost: A Hollywood Story' directed by Robin Bain, and some TV programs produced by NHK, WOWOW, and TV TOKYO. Some film works awarded at Venice Film Festival, Prix Italia, National Arts Festival in japan, and Cool Japan Matching Award, Japan Movie Critics Award. Also, he received the Best Original Score Prize at Sapporo International Short Film Festival. |
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Yuki Murata Yuki Murata is a Tokyo-based pianist/composer. Since her childhood, she had been learning various styles of piano and then studied composing music in, not only Japan, but also France and Canada. During this period, she was awarded top prizes in various piano competitions such as the PTNA Piano Competition and International Piano Duo Competition, as a classical pianist. She has created the soundtracks of some movies such as 'Olivier Zahm: Digital Provocateur’ directed by Can Evgin, and 'Girl Lost: A Hollywood Story' directed by Robin Bain, and some TV programs produced by NHK, WOWOW, and TV TOKYO. Some film works awarded at Venice Film Festival, Prix Italia, National Arts Festival in japan, and Cool Japan Matching Award, Japan Movie Critics Award. Also, she received the Best Original Score Prize at Sapporo International Short Film Festival. |
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Paul Russell Paul Russell is a Scottish Composer currently working out of London. Upon finishing his Music Technology degree at Kingston University (2004) he immediately started writing for several projects. New pieces have been premiered all over the world; including Stockholm, Montreal and São Paulo. Alongside composing for bands (Black Tax, Slow Science, Serf Combat, Project Serendipity and Axes) his solo project Human Pyramids has received international recognition with releases in Japan, Germany and the UK. And Human Pyramids performed at Carefully Planned Festival in Manchester and Daylight Music held at Union Chapel in London. Paul also produces music for a number of Sample Libraries, including Sample Magic and Wave Alchemy. |
