About Motohiro Kawashima
Motohiro Kawashima was a Japanese composer, disc jockey and DJ.
is a Japanese music producer and DJ. He is best known for his collaborations with composer Yuzo Koshiro on several video games, such as Streets of Rage 2 and Streets of Rage 3.
Biography Kawashima was born in Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. He grew up listening to artists such as George Gershwin, Ryuichi Sakamoto, and Haruomi Hosono. He later moved to Tokyo and got interested in techno culture. During his time at Kunitachi College of Music he began producing techno music and was introduced to Yuzo Koshiro, who was looking for staff at his company, Ancient. He would go on to join his company in 1992, where he composed for Shinobi II: The Silent Fury and the Game Gear and Master System versions of Batman Returns, with Koshiro assisting him on both projects. The two would work together again for Streets of Rage 2 and Streets of Rage 3, with him composing approximately half of the latter's soundtrack. During this time they would also frequently go to nightclubs together for musical inspiration.
In addition to his work on video games, Kawashima has also composed for other productions, including songs for artists, commercials and anime. He currently works as a lecturer in the computer music department at Kuntachi College of Music. In 2010, he used the pen name Kashii while working as a commissioned composer for the music label D-topia Entertainment, as part of the duo Kylie & Kashii. He would also compose for the Brandon Sheffield-designed game Oh, Deer!, which released in 2015. He also returned to compose for Streets of Rage 4 (2020) along with Koshiro and several others.
Kawashima has also released solo albums of instrumental electronic music, including Prepared Wave (2019) and Acrobatizm (2023).
Works Video games YearTitleNotes 1992 Gage Music with Yuzo Koshiro and Ayako YodaBatman Returns Sega 8-bit versions; musicThe G.G. Shinobi II: The Silent Fury Music with Yuzo KoshiroStreets of Rage 2 Music with Yuzo Koshiro 1994 Streets of Rage 3 Music with Yuzo Koshiro Eye of the Beholder Mega CD version; music with Yuzo Koshiro 1995 Manji: Psy Yuuki Music with Yuzo Koshiro and Ayako Yoda 1996 Zork I: The Great Underground Empire Music with Yuzo Koshiro Vatlva Music with Yuzo Koshiro 1998 Fox Junction Music with Yuzo Koshiro and Ryuji Iuchi 2003 Group S Challenge Music with TJD, Takeshi Yanagawa and C‑Robots 2004 Amazing Island Music with Yuzo Koshiro and Tomonori Hayashibe 2006 The Law of Ueki Music with Yuzo Koshiro and Takeshi Yanagawa 2007 Katekyo Hitman Reborn! Dream Hyper Battle! Music with Yuzo Koshiro and Takeshi Yanagawa 2008Katekyo Hitman Reborn! Battle Arena Music with Takeshi Yanagawa 2009Katekyo Hitman Reborn! Battle Arena 2 Music with Takeshi Yanagawa 2010 Dead Heat Music with Yuzo Koshiro 2013 Momoiro Billionaire! Music with Yuzo Koshiro 2015 Oh, Deer! Music 2020 Streets of Rage 4 Music with various others
Other YearTitleNotes 2002 Pour La Vie / Fuschia Music 2005 Mure ni Kaerenai Tori / Akiko Kawase "D-Day" Colorful / Saori Gotō "Angel Sign" 2008 Chaos;Head "Blood Tune" and "ESO"; with tOkyO 2010 Kor=girl I / Kor=girl "Nanba" Three Questions / Aira Mitsuki "Human Future" 2011 ×~Park of the Safari / Aira Mitsuki x Saori@destiny "Gate or Exit"
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Japanese video game composer and techno producer
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Motohiro Kawashima was a composer, disc jockey and DJ.
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