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Osamu Kitajima

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Wishing to explore the expanding world of dance and electronica music, Kitajima began his collaboration with instrumentalist/composer/producer Chris Mancinelli. During the early 1990s the production team initiated a partnership by producing and arranging the albums of many artists in the Asian
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compilation series in 1999, and has since been reissued on CD. After releasing the album, Kitajima has continued to work under his own name. Now associated more closely with
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Kitajima began to receive even wider interest in the West when the track "You Know What I Mean" was featured on the Asian volume of the
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markets for Warner Bros, Sony Music, Toshiba-EMI, and Pony Canyon Records. These included remixes for the Warner Bros. release of
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for Sony Music. These collaborations lead to a record deal with the Virgin/CyberOctave label and the ground breaking release of
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After studying the classical guitar and the piano as a child, in the 1960s Kitajima was a member of his cousin
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Later he opened the East Quest Studios there. In 1991, Kitajima released his critically acclaimed album
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Osamu Kitajima biography by Craig Harris, discography and album reviews, credits & releases
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in the USA (Higher Octave Music), again under his own name. In it, he blended elements of
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He married Yōko Naitō in 1970. They have three children; one of their daughters,
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After this album, he dropped the pseudonym and in 1974 released his debut album,
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In 2000, he founded East Quest Records, Inc., a record company.
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and traditional Japanese music, e.g. he used the sounds of
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album was melodically rich and can be defined as a mix of
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Osamu Kitajima discography, album releases & credits
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and traditional Japanese music. The album also featured
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and it utilized various electronic equipment such as a
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websites. Following this was a project recorded for
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Chigasaki, Kanagawa
Electronic
new-age
progressive rock
world
Island Records
www.eastquest.com
Japanese name
surname
multi-instrumentalist
Yūzō Kayama
Keio University
British folk
psychedelic rock
The Beatles
Tyrannosaurus Rex
Syd Barrett
electronic music
progressive rock
Haruomi Hosono
synthesizer
rhythm machine
electronic drums
electric guitars
electric bass
Los Angeles
Island Records
New Age
koto
shakuhachi

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