Kazumasa Hashimoto
Kazumasa Hashimoto is a pianist, composer and mastering engineer. He majored in composition at the Tokyo College of Music. Influenced by minimalist composers, electro-acoustic music and electronica, Hashimoto skilfully blends the rich tones of the piano and other orchestral instruments with glitch noises, sine waves, electronics and field recordings.
Kazumasa has performed live along with big names such
as "Sketch Show" (Haruomi Hosono and Yukihiro Takahashi) at a
"Code" event headed by Ryuichi Sakamoto in October 2003, and supported
the Tokyo show of the Morr music label tour 2004 in Japan.
Kazumasa
Hashimoto homepage
Read
online interview (2003)
"Gllia" features in
Podcast 8 on japantime.org (2006)
Listen to Kazumasa Hashimoto
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(Album) Euphoriam [CD: noble, 2007] |01| Count My Sheep |02| Lonesome Girl |
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(Album) Gllia [CD: noble, 2006] |01| Theme |02| Mr.
Gleam |03| Monochrome
prome |
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(Remix) MAS – steppers+ [CD: Flyrec, 2005] Kazumasa Hashimoto features on MAS's
second album, Steppers+, with a track called: |
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(V.A.) Childish Music [CD: Staubgold, 2005] Compiled by Ekkehard Ehlers, the CD features tracks by Maher Shalal Hash Baz, RdL, F.S. Blumm meets Anne Laplantine, Devendra Banhart, Harald "Sack" Ziegler, Nobukazu Takemura, Sketch Show, as well as the track noaro from Kazumasa Hashimoto's Yupi album. |
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(Album) Epitaph [CD: Flyrec, 2004] |01| beginning
|02| echomoo
|03| -1°
|04| SLD
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(Album) Yupi [CD: Plop, 2003] |01| input |02| encyclopedic
landscape |
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(V.A.) Out [CD: Flyrec, 2001] The 12-track debut compilation by Tokyo-based flyrec label with contributions by Hidenobu Ito, mondii, DJ Klock, drummatic, world's end girlfriend, MAS, and a track by Kasumasa Hashimoto called out sweet. |
