Yuki Kajiura

A Japan songwriter, composer, and music maker, Yuki Kajiura is most famous for her diverse pop, electronic, and classical-style function in anime tv series including .hack//Indication, .hack//Origins, Noir, My-HiME, My-Otome, and Tsubasa Chronicle. Given birth to in Tokyo and spending a part of her child years in Western Germany, Kajiura published her 1st song at age group seven. Having a continued desire for music, after graduating from university and finding are an executive programmer, she became a member of the all-female pop group See-Saw as keyboardist with lead vocalist Chiaki Ishikawa and Yukiko Nishioka. They released the recording I’VE a Desire in 1993, a self-titled LP without Nishioka before briefly disbanding in 1995. Kajiura would continue to pursue a single music career, create songs for additional musicians, and create and make music for tv series, video gaming, anime, advertisements, and movies, with her 1st film score showing up in the 1995 episode Tokyo Kyodai. The duo See-Saw reunited in 2001 and became associated with the anime tv series Noir, with Kajiura composing an ambient rating for the display. The group’s music was utilized for the starting and ending styles of many anime series, like the 1st closing theme for 2002’s Mobile phone Match Gundam SEED, and shows up on many anime music compilations. The music group released its third recording, Desire Field, in 2003, the same 12 months Kajiura released a single record entitled Fiction, a combined mix of anime remixes and initial songs. See-Saw known as it quits in 2005 therefore Ishikawa could concentrate on a single profession. Kajiura collaborated once again with Noir movie director Koichi Mashimo around the 2007 series Un Cazador de la Bruja, among additional anime tasks. That same 12 months, she and Sony Music Japan created the all-female music group Kalafina, primarily to record Kajiura’s tunes for anime series. Users included Keiko Kubota, Hikaru Masai, Wakana Otaki, and Maya Toyoshima, with Toyoshima departing the group after a 12 months. In 2008, the composer obtained the live-action film Achilles as well as the Tortoise and created FictionJunction, a name under which different vocalists separately performed her tunes. Individuals included Kubota and Otaki from Kalafina, Yuriko Kaida, Asuka Kato, and Kaori Oda, most of whom had been presented in anime series via the cooperation. Kalafina would discharge four studio room albums: 2009’s Seventh Heaven, 2010’s Crimson Moon, 2011’s After Eden, and 2013’s Consolation. Kajiura released another single record, Fiction II, in 2011 among continuing anime, film, gaming, and TV dilemma output, including credit scoring the 2014 tv dilemma series Hanako to Anne.