Haruomi Hosono
aka:
Harry Hosono
Moby ID: 540877
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Haruomi Hosono is widely recognized as one of the most influential figures in the history of electronic music. He was one of the founding members of groundbreaking electronic music band Yellow Magic Orchestra, which pioneered the use of synthesizers and other then-new technology in music production. In addition to his work in YMO, he has pursued a prolific solo career and has acted as a producer for other artists.
Credited on 4 games
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| Lattice (2000, PlayStation) | Music |
| Goku (1995, LaserActive) | Produced by |
| Melon Brains (1994, LaserActive) | Written by |
| 3D Museum (1994, LaserActive) | "Balinese", "Bell～Air", "Shuffle", "Hindi Tune" / Medium Inc. / Recorded and Mixed at The Racoon Studio |
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Frequent Collaborators
People- 3 games with Goh Hotoda
- 3 games with Ryuichi Mori
- 3 games with Hiroyuki Nakano
- 3 games with Eiki Nonaka
- 3 games with Junichi Arai
- 3 games with Yoshikuni Ichikawa
- 3 games with Hiroshi Ueki
- 3 games with Yoji Nagumo
- 3 games with Kazuhiro Sakaguchi
- 3 games with Naohiko Iwai
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Companies
- 3 games with Multimedia Creators Network
- 3 games with Pioneer Electronic Corp.
- 3 games with Pioneer Electronics (USA), Inc.
- 1 game with Media Garden
- 1 game with Tv Man Union
- 1 game with Tower TV Co., Ltd.
- 1 game with Toba Aquarium
- 1 game with The Racoon Studio
- 1 game with Studio Garage
- 1 game with Sound Designers Union
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