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SOZEN OTSUBO

Born in 1999, Hiroshima. Artist, audio engineer, and producer working as the solo project SOZEN OTSUBO. With a deep fascination for sound from an early age, he produced around 100 tracks during high school while also editing video. He honed his skills in analog console engineering and film scoring at a music vocational school, and after graduating, expanded into a wide range of endeavors—artist activities, song production, and sound production—driven by a distinctive sensibility and solid technical expertise. As a solo artist, he created "Yamabico" in collaboration with a nursery school. With singer Vela in the unit BL4CK PEARL, he wrote "Dawn," the theme song for contemporary artist Kenji Yanobe’s "SHIP’S CAT," permanently installed at the Nakanoshima Museum of Art, Osaka, and "ANTINOMY," the theme song for artist-illustrator Baron Ueda’s project "SPINYZ." He also provides music for visual works and other artists, and produces remixes. Alongside his work as a creator, he handles mixing and mastering with his own distinctive techniques, contributing to nearly 200 tracks a year across major and independent releases. He also mixes his own music in Dolby Atmos.

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Born in 1999, Hiroshima. Artist, audio engineer, and producer working as the solo project SOZEN OTSUBO. With a deep fascination for sound from an early age, he produced around 100 tracks during high school while also editing video. He honed his skills in analog console engineering and film scoring at a music vocational school, and after graduating, expanded into a wide range of endeavors—artist activities, song production, and sound production—driven by a distinctive sensibility and solid technical expertise. As a solo artist, he created "Yamabico" in collaboration with a nursery school. With singer Vela in the unit BL4CK PEARL, he wrote "Dawn," the theme song for contemporary artist Kenji Yanobe’s "SHIP’S CAT," permanently installed at the Nakanoshima Museum of Art, Osaka, and "ANTINOMY," the theme song for artist-illustrator Baron Ueda’s project "SPINYZ." He also provides music for visual works and other artists, and produces remixes. Alongside his work as a creator, he handles mixing and mastering with his own distinctive techniques, contributing to nearly 200 tracks a year across major and independent releases. He also mixes his own music in Dolby Atmos.