Eiki Nonaka
aka:
A-Key,
Jotaro Nonaka
Moby ID: 976779
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Eiki Nonaka began his career in the 1980s as a member of the abstract/ambient bands Friends Of Earth and Interior. By the 1990s he had moved on to solo work in the ambient genre. Over his career he has collaborated with figures such as Haruomi Hosono, Wong Wing Tsan, and Yasuaki Shimizu.
Credited on 3 games
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| Goku (1995, LaserActive) | Chief Multimedia Producer |
| Melon Brains (1994, LaserActive) | Producer |
| 3D Museum (1994, LaserActive) | "Jellyfish Dance", "My Dear Deer", "Aqua Colors", "Sun Dawn", "Gong with the wind", "Loopy Numeric", "Inner Motion", "Ringer's Ring", "Samadi", "Labylinth", "Quad Sync", "Omni Steps", "Ripple Marks", "Sharper Images" / Recorded at Garden Studio |
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Frequent Collaborators
People- 3 games with Goh Hotoda
- 3 games with Haruomi Hosono
- 3 games with Ryuichi Mori
- 3 games with Junichi Arai
- 3 games with Tomonori Furusako
- 3 games with Hisako Matsubara
- 3 games with Yoshikuni Ichikawa
- 3 games with Hiroshi Ueki
- 3 games with Yoji Nagumo
- 3 games with Yukio Morisaki
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Companies
- 3 games with Multimedia Creators Network
- 3 games with Pioneer Electronic Corp.
- 3 games with Pioneer Electronics (USA), Inc.
- 1 game with Media Garden
- 1 game with Tv Man Union
- 1 game with Tower TV Co., Ltd.
- 1 game with Toba Aquarium
- 1 game with The Racoon Studio
- 1 game with Studio Garage
- 1 game with Sound Designers Union
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