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Episode #21: Kenichi Arakawa
Kenichi Arakawa is mostly known for his work on visual novels like Jewel Bem Hunter Lime or the Viper series. He got his start composing in the doujin scene, contributing music to a number of PC-88 disk mags under the alias Thomas Brown, before moving on to (mainly) work for Silence and its adult brands Sogna and C-Class. This podcast spotlights this early part of his career, featuring music composed for the FM sound chips of systems like the PC-98 and X68000.
Download Episode #21: Kenichi Arakawa (77 MB, mp3) here
…or watch it on Youtube
Playlist:
01 “Jewel Bem Hunter LIME” – Jewel Bem Hunter Lime 11 (1994, X68000) by Kenichi Arakawa
02 “Queen in the Dark Night” – Rusty (1993, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa
03 “Step by Step” – Demo (1990, PC-8801) by Kenichi Arakawa
04 “Opening” – Animahjong V3 (1993, X68000) by Kenichi Arakawa
05 “Give Me A Feeling” – Jewel Bem Hunter Lime 11 (1994, X68000) by Kenichi Arakawa
06 “Blue Flight” – Viper-V12 (1995, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa
07 “Nami’s Theme” – Viper-V16 (1995, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa
08 “MA10” – Animahjong X (1994, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa
09 “Shake Hip” – Viper-V12 (1995, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa
10 “MILK10” – Exciting Milk Dai 1 Wa (1996, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa
11 “Midorix” – PMD98 (1993) by Kenichi Arakawa
12 “Shooting Star” – Rusty (1993, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa
13 “High Time” – Mahjong Elegance (1994, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa
14 “Arabesque Rock” – Viper-BTR (1996, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa
15 “LA09” – Lemon Angel (1995, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa
16 “Much Difference” – Viper-V12 (1995, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa
17 “Dear Takako” – Viper-V16 (1995, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa
18 “Ending 2” – Totsugeki! Mix (1994, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa
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Kenichi Arakawa is mostly known for his work on visual novels like Jewel Bem Hunter Lime or the Viper series. He got his start composing in the doujin scene, contributing music to a number of PC-88 disk mags under the alias Thomas Brown, before moving on to (mainly) work for Silence and its adult brands Sogna and C-Class. This podcast spotlights this early part of his career, featuring music composed for the FM sound chips of systems like the PC-98 and X68000.
Download Episode #21: Kenichi Arakawa (77 MB, mp3) here
…or watch it on Youtube
Playlist:
01 “Jewel Bem Hunter LIME” – Jewel Bem Hunter Lime 11 (1994, X68000) by Kenichi Arakawa
02 “Queen in the Dark Night” – Rusty (1993, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa
03 “Step by Step” – Demo (1990, PC-8801) by Kenichi Arakawa
04 “Opening” – Animahjong V3 (1993, X68000) by Kenichi Arakawa
05 “Give Me A Feeling” – Jewel Bem Hunter Lime 11 (1994, X68000) by Kenichi Arakawa
06 “Blue Flight” – Viper-V12 (1995, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa
07 “Nami’s Theme” – Viper-V16 (1995, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa
08 “MA10” – Animahjong X (1994, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa
09 “Shake Hip” – Viper-V12 (1995, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa
10 “MILK10” – Exciting Milk Dai 1 Wa (1996, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa
11 “Midorix” – PMD98 (1993) by Kenichi Arakawa
12 “Shooting Star” – Rusty (1993, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa
13 “High Time” – Mahjong Elegance (1994, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa
14 “Arabesque Rock” – Viper-BTR (1996, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa
15 “LA09” – Lemon Angel (1995, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa
16 “Much Difference” – Viper-V12 (1995, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa
17 “Dear Takako” – Viper-V16 (1995, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa
18 “Ending 2” – Totsugeki! Mix (1994, PC-9801) by Kenichi Arakawa