Motoi Sakuraba
Motoi Sakuraba (桜庭 統, Sakuraba Motoi, born August 5, 1965) is a Japanese composer and keyboardist known for his numerous musical contributions in video games, anime series, television dramas, and progressive rock albums.[1][2] Some of his notable works include the Tales, Star Ocean, Mario Golf, Mario Tennis, Golden Sun, and Dark Souls series.
Motoi Sakuraba 桜庭 統 | |
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| Born | August 5, 1965 Akita Prefecture, Japan |
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| Years active | 1984–present |
| Labels | TEAM Entertainment |
| Associated acts | Shinji Tamura Masaaki Uno |
Career
Sakuraba was born in Akita Prefecture, Japan. While attending Meiji University, Sakuraba began to take music composition seriously, and eventually formed the progressive rock band "Clashed Ice" in 1984, consisting of him on keyboards and Genta Kudo on drums and vocals.[3] After the duo had graduated the following year, they were noticed by music producer Shingo Ueno, and ending up signing with Made in Japan Records. The band had then added bassist Tetsuya Nagatsuma, and was renamed as "Deja Vu".[3][4] In 1988, the band would release their only studio album, Baroque in the Future, composed entirely by Sakuraba.[3] Although the band disbanded in 1989, Sakuraba would later go on to release a similar-sounding solo album, Gikyokuonsou, in 1991.
In late 1989, Sakuraba began working as a composer for Wolf Team, joining Masaaki Uno and Yasunori Shiono. The professional friendships formed here in Sakuraba's early years have resulted in a great demand for his composing and arranging abilities. In 1994, former Wolf Team director and composer Masaaki Uno started working at Camelot Software Planning as a coordinator and sound director, developing games for Sony, Sega and Nintendo. Sakuraba has been called upon as a composer for many Camelot games, including all of the games in the Mario Golf, Mario Tennis, and Golden Sun series.
In 1995, Wolf Team developed the breakthrough game Tales of Phantasia for Namco. This and other early games in the Tales series primarily featured Sakuraba and fellow Wolf Team co-worker Shinji Tamura as composers. Also in 1995, former Wolf Team director and producer Jun Asanuma, as well as Tales of Phantasia writer and programmer Yoshiharu Gotanda, founded tri-Ace with financial backing from Enix. The Star Ocean and Valkyrie Profile games have been their keystone productions. Sakuraba has been the composer for nearly all of their games, with only a few exceptions.
In 1999, long time Sakuraba sound designer and programmer Hiroya Hatsushiba, a former member of Wolf Team and tri-Ace, founded tri-Crescendo. While initially continuing to contribute sound work to tri-Ace games, tri-Crescendo began game development in 2001. Together with Monolith Soft, tri-Crescendo started working on Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean; Namco provided the financial backing. Hatsushiba, as director and main programmer of the project, again called upon Sakuraba's composing services. This has extended to the sequel, Baten Kaitos Origins, and Eternal Sonata. The remnants of Wolf Team later morphed into the Namco Telenet joint subsidiary Namco Tales Studio in 2003.
In 2007, Sakuraba was selected to join a long list of video game composers to arrange music for Super Smash Bros. Brawl. He chose to arrange the famous "Menu Theme" from the game's predecessor, Super Smash Bros. Melee. He also arranged "Gourmet Race" from Kirby Super Star, "Jungle Level Ver.2" from Donkey Kong Country, "Mario Tennis / Mario Golf" from Mario Tennis and Mario Golf, "Victory Road" from Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, the "Airship Theme" from Super Mario Bros. 3, the "Battlefield Theme", "Final Destination", and "Battle Scene / Final Boss (Golden Sun)" from Golden Sun: The Lost Age.
In more recent years, Sakuraba has continued to write music for games in franchises he has worked with before, including Star Ocean: The Last Hope,[5] Golden Sun: Dark Dawn, Mario Tennis Open, Mario Golf: World Tour, and many Tales series games, including Hearts, Graces, Xillia, Xillia 2, Zestiria, and Berseria.[5] He has also contributed to other well known games such as the Dark Souls series, Kid Icarus: Uprising, and Phantasy Star Nova.[5][6] In 2014, he was selected to provide musical arrangements for Brawl's successor, Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U.[7] For this title, Sakuraba arranged "Theme from Area 6 / Missile Slipstream" from Star Fox 64 and Star Fox Command, "Battle! (Team Flare)" from Pokémon X and Y, and "The valedictory elegy" from Baten Kaitos Origins.
In addition, Sakuraba has continued to write for non-gaming and anime projects, including solo albums such as "Forest of glass", "What's up?", and "Passage", as well as lending his arrangement and performance abilities for many doujin styled arrange albums.[5]
Live performances
During July 2003, Sakuraba held a live concert in Tokyo, Japan. He performed progressive rock interpretations of his music from games Star Ocean: Till the End of Time, Star Ocean: The Second Story, Star Ocean: Blue Sphere and Valkyrie Profile. His bandmates for this concert were bassist Atsushi Hasegawa (a member of the band Gerard) and drummer Toshihiko Nakamura.[8] As noted, this concert was released on DVD and CD. At the same time as they were rehearsing for the concert, Hasegawa and Nakamura assisted in recording new material for the Director's Cut of Star Ocean: Till the End of Time.
The following year, the trio performed another concert. The venue was smaller, but included music from Baten Kaitos and a couple of new, non-game-related pieces. This concert was not officially recorded and released, however. However, in 2006, a new concert was given in celebration of tri-Ace's Valkyrie Profile: Silmeria.[9]
In September 2011, Sakuraba and his band joined up with the Earthbound Papas in Kawasaki, led by former Final Fantasy series composer Nobuo Uematsu, to perform at Fantasy Rock Fest 2011. The event featured game music performances, along with new progressive rock pieces from both bands. The first six tracks that Sakuraba and his band played were sold at the event as a preview CD for his then-upcoming solo album After all..., which was released by Strange Days Records on October 19, 2011.
In June 2015, Sakuraba performed at the Tales of Festival at the Yokohama Arena, being the first time he performed tracks from the Tales series at a live event.[10] A selection of Sakuraba's music from the Dark Souls and Tales series was performed live at the Salle Pleyel concert hall in Paris in February 2017.[11] The event, known as "Orchestral Memories", featured a guest appearance by Sakuraba.[11] The 2020 Tales of Festival featured an original song by him called "Endless Journey", dedicated to the 25th anniversary of the series.[12]
Musical style
Sakuraba takes the baroque and melodic Japanese progressive rock of the 1980s and expands it with his own trademark complex rhythms, emotional flutes, use of male choir, and heavy reverb. The lighter side of his style is a crossover between symphonic progressive rock, cinematic orchestra and new age. Sakuraba is also known for introducing many jazz-like improvisations to his music style. In recent years, he has made efforts towards expanding his style even further, becoming an accomplished symphonist and a versatile arranger.[13]
Works
All works listed below were solely composed by Sakuraba unless otherwise noted.
Video games
| Year | Title | Notes |
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| 1989 | Zan: Kagerou no Toki | with Masaaki Uno |
| Arcus II: Silent Symphony | with Masaaki Uno and Yasunori Shiono | |
| Arcusyu | ||
| 1990 | Granada | with Masaaki Uno |
| D: European Mirage | with Masaaki Uno and Yasunori Shiono | |
| Zan: Yasha Enbukyoku | ||
| Ryu: Naki no Ryuu Yori | with Masaaki Uno and Yasunori Shiono | |
| Final Zone | with Masaaki Uno | |
| Zan Gear | Arranged tracks from Zan: Kagerou no Toki | |
| Sol-Feace | ||
| Span of Dream | Music support | |
| 1991 | Daitoua Mokujiroku Goh | |
| Arcus Odyssey | ||
| Crystal Chaser | with Masaaki Uno and Ryota Furuya | |
| El Viento | ||
| Zan: Kagerou no Jidai | Arranged tracks from Zan: Kagerou no Toki | |
| Arcus III | with Ryota Furuya | |
| Shinsengumi: Bakumatsu Genshi Gyou | ||
| Niko² | ||
| Earnest Evans | ||
| Tenbu: Sangokushi Seishi | with Ryota Furuya | |
| 1992 | Sol-Deace | |
| Seirei Shinseiki Fhey Area | ||
| Suzaku | with Ryota Furuya | |
| Zan II: Towns Special | ||
| Tenbu Limited | with Ryota Furuya | |
| Aisle Lord | ||
| Zan II: Spirits | ||
| Hiouden | with Ryota Furuya | |
| Diamond Players | ||
| Cobra Command | Composed the ending theme only | |
| Tenbu: Mankan Zenseki | ||
| Time Gal | Composed the ending theme only | |
| Earnest Evans (Sega Genesis) | ||
| Road Avenger | ||
| Apros | with Ryota Furuya | |
| 1993 | Neugier: Umi to Kaze no Kodō | Sound effects |
| Annet Futatabi | with Shinji Tamura ("Opening") | |
| Devastator | with Shinji Tamura and Ryota Furuya | |
| Arcus Spirits | ||
| Hiouden II | with Shinji Tamura and Ryota Furuya | |
| Zan III: Tenun Ware ni Ari | with Shinji Tamura | |
| Ace wo Nerae! | ||
| Revenge of the Ninja | Sound effects | |
| Yougekitai: Jashin Koumaroku | with Shinji Tamura and Ryota Furuya | |
| 1994 | Hiouden: Mamono-tachi to no Chikai | with Hiroya Hatsushiba and Shinji Tamura |
| Zan III Spirits | with Shinji Tamura | |
| Cosmic Fantasy 4 | with Shinji Tamura, Shingo Murakami, and Jun Hasebe | |
| Tenshi no Uta: Shiroki Tsubasa no Inori | with Shinji Tamura | |
| Hiouden II' HD | with Ryota Furuya | |
| Sankyo Fever! Fever! | with Shinji Tamura | |
| The Grail Hunter | with Shinji Tamura and Ryota Furuya | |
| 1995 | Kyoraku Sanyo Toyomaru Parlor Parlor! | with Shinji Tamura; Pachinko game series |
| Tokyo Twilight Busters | with Shinji Tamura and Ryota Furuya | |
| Beyond the Beyond | ||
| Tales of Phantasia | with Shinji Tamura and Ryota Furuya | |
| 1996 | Parlor! Mini | with Shinji Tamura; Pachinko game series |
| Star Ocean | ||
| Shining the Holy Ark | ||
| 1997 | Everybody's Golf | |
| Shining Force III | ||
| Tales of Destiny | with Shinji Tamura | |
| 1998 | Star Ocean: The Second Story | |
| 1999 | Mario Golf | |
| Cybernetic Empire | with Shinji Tamura and Atsushi Horiguchi | |
| Mario Golf GB | ||
| Valkyrie Profile | ||
| 2000 | Mario Tennis | |
| Mario Tennis GB | ||
| Tales of Phantasia: Narikiri Dungeon | Reused compositions from Tales of Phantasia | |
| Tales of Eternia | with Shinji Tamura | |
| 2001 | Mobile Golf | |
| Star Ocean: Blue Sphere | ||
| Golden Sun | ||
| 2002 | Tales of Fandom Vol.1 | with Shinji Tamura |
| Golden Sun: The Lost Age | ||
| Tales of Destiny 2 | with Shinji Tamura | |
| 2003 | Star Ocean: Till the End of Time | |
| Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour | ||
| Tales of Symphonia | with Shinji Tamura and Takeshi Arai | |
| Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean | ||
| 2004 | Mario Golf: Advance Tour | |
| Star Ocean: Till the End of Time: Director's Cut | ||
| Mario Power Tennis | ||
| Tales of Rebirth | with Shinji Tamura | |
| 2005 | Duel Masters: Birth of Super Dragon | |
| Mario Tennis: Power Tour | ||
| Tales of the Abyss | with Shinji Tamura | |
| 2006 | Baten Kaitos Origins | |
| Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth | ||
| Tales of Eternia Online | ||
| Valkyrie Profile 2: Silmeria | ||
| Tales of the Tempest | ||
| Tenshou Gakuen Gekkouroku | ||
| Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology | with Takuya Yasuda and Go Shiina | |
| 2007 | Eternal Sonata | |
| Drone Tactics | ||
| We Love Golf! | ||
| Star Ocean: First Departure | ||
| 2008 | Super Smash Bros. Brawl | Arranged seven tracks |
| The Idolmaster Live For You! | Composed "Contradiction" | |
| Star Ocean: Second Evolution | ||
| Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World | with Shinji Tamura | |
| Tales of Vesperia | with Shinji Tamura | |
| Infinite Undiscovery | ||
| Valkyrie Profile: Covenant of the Plume | ||
| Otomedius G | Arranged two tracks | |
| Tales of Hearts | with Shinji Tamura and Hiroshi Tamura | |
| 2009 | Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 2 | with various others |
| Star Ocean: The Last Hope | ||
| Half-Minute Hero | with various others | |
| Tales of VS. | ||
| Valhalla Knights: Eldar Saga | ||
| Tales of Graces | with Shinji Tamura | |
| 2010 | Resonance of Fate | with Kohei Tanaka |
| Deathsmiles IIX: Makai no Merry Christmas | Composed "Boss" | |
| Tales of Phantasia: Narikiri Dungeon X | with Shinji Tamura | |
| Golden Sun: Dark Dawn | ||
| Tales of Graces f | with Shinji Tamura | |
| 2011 | Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 3 | with various others |
| Otomedius Excellent | ||
| Half-Minute Hero: The Second Coming | ||
| Tales of Xillia | ||
| Dark Souls | ||
| Shinra Bansho Frontier | ||
| 2012 | Beyond the Labyrinth | |
| Tales of the Heroes: Twin Brave | with Go Shiina | |
| Kid Icarus: Uprising | with Yuzo Koshiro, Masafumi Takada, Noriyuki Iwadare, Takahiro Nishi, and Yasunori Mitsuda | |
| GuitarFreaksXG3 & DrumManiaXG3 | Composed "Hard distance" | |
| Mario Tennis Open | ||
| Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor | Composed the main theme | |
| Samurai Empire | ||
| Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition | ||
| Bravely Default | Performed on keyboards | |
| Tales of Xillia 2 | ||
| 2013 | Valkyrie Crusade[14] | |
| Tales of Hearts R | with Kazuhiro Nakamura | |
| Gitadora | Composed "Crazy blooms" | |
| Valhalla Knights 3 | ||
| Tales of Symphonia Chronicles | with Shinji Tamura and Takeshi Arai | |
| 2014 | Dark Souls II | with Yuka Kitamura |
| Mario Golf: World Tour | ||
| Gitadora OverDrive | Composed "Quarrel and Harmony" | |
| Date A Live: Ars Install | Composed the ending theme | |
| Mirror War: Reincarnation of Holiness[15] | with Maki Kirioka and Manabu Namiki | |
| Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U | Arranged three tracks | |
| Skylock: Kamigami to Unmei no Itsutsuko | ||
| Phantasy Star Nova | ||
| 2015 | Tales of Zestiria | with Go Shiina |
| Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin | with Yuka Kitamura | |
| God Chronicle | ||
| Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash | ||
| Exist Archive: The Other Side of the Sky | ||
| 2016 | Dark Souls III | with Yuka Kitamura, Tsukasa Saitoh, and Nobuyoshi Suzuki |
| Star Ocean: Integrity and Faithlessness | ||
| Valkyrie Anatomia: The Origin | ||
| Valkyrie Connect | ||
| Tales of Berseria | ||
| Star Ocean: Anamnesis[16] | ||
| 2017 | Tales of the Rays | with Go Shiina, Eriko Sakurai, and Kazuhiro Nakamura |
| Mario Sports Superstars | ||
| 2018 | Mario Tennis Aces | |
| Dragon Star Varnir | main theme and battle music[17] | |
| Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom | with Yuzo Koshiro, Michiru Yamane, Keiki Kobayashi, and Takeshi Yanagawa | |
| Super Smash Bros. Ultimate | arrangements with various others[18] | |
| 2019 | Laplace M[19] | |
| Fantasy Earth: Zero | composed eight tracks[20] | |
| Rakugaki Kingdom | composed "Stay the way!"[21] | |
| 2020 | Cogen: Sword of Rewind[22] | |
| 2022 | Eiyuden Chronicle | with Michiko Naruke[23] |
Anime/television
| Year | Title | Notes |
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| 1997 | Omata Kaoru | |
| Gal Boy! | ||
| Otenki Onee-san | ||
| Otenki Onee-san 2 ~Ryoko Pri Pri~ | ||
| 1998 | Cyber Bishoujo Telomere | |
| 1999 | Vanny Knights | |
| Roppongi Kyabakura Tenshi | ||
| 2000 | Gensomaden Saiyuki | |
| 2001 | Star Ocean EX | |
| 2002 | Atashin'chi | |
| Weiß Kreuz Glühen | ||
| 2003 | Pluster World | |
| 2004 | Umigame to Shonen | |
| 2008 | Tales of the Abyss | |
| 2016 | Tales of Zestiria the X | with Go Shiina |
Films
| Year | Title | Notes |
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| 2001 | Blue Remains | with Yuko Fukushima |
| Saiyuki: Requiem | ||
| 2007 | Diatom 4 | |
| 2014 | Tales of Zestiria: Dawn of the Shepherd | with Go Shiina |
Solo/live/other
| Year | Album | Role | Co-worker(s) |
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| 1988 | Progressive's Battle 1988 | Composition/arrangement | |
| Deja-Vu: resurraction "LAST LIVE" | Composition/arrangement | ||
| 1989 | Baroque in the Future | Composition/arrangement | |
| Crime Syndicate | Composition/arrangement (2 tracks) | with various others | |
| Pazzo Fanfano di Musica | Composition/arrangement ("Fragoroso") | ||
| 1990 | Kings' Boards | Composition/arrangement ("Drama Composition") | |
| 1991 | Gikyokuonsou | Composition/arrangement | |
| 1996 | @MIDI's summer | Composition/arrangement ("Psychosomatics") | with various others |
| 1998 | Le Meilleur Du Rock Progressif Japonais | Composition/arrangement ("Tides Of History") | |
| @MIDI's dance | Composition/arrangement ("planetarium ~more "D" mix~") | ||
| Star Ocean: The Second Story Arrange Album | Arrangement | ||
| 1999 | @MIDI's battle | Composition/arrangement ("Taepodong") | with various others |
| 2000 | Valkyrie Profile Arrange Album | Arrangement | |
| @MIDI's freedom | Composition/arrangement (4 tracks) | with various others | |
| 2001 | Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Children Game Music Arrange Tracks | Arrangement | Tomoyuki Hamada |
| 2003 | Star Ocean: Till the End of Time Arrange Album | Arrangement | |
| Motoi Sakuraba Live Concert Star Ocean & Valkyrie Profile | Arrangement/performance | ||
| 2004 | Famicom 20th Anniversary Arrange Sound Tracks | Arrangement ("Super Mario Bros.") | with various others |
| Dark Chronicle Premium Arrange | Arrangement (2 tracks) | ||
| Phantasy Star Online Episode I & II Premium Arrange | Arrangement ("The whole new world") | ||
| 2006 | FM Sound Module Maniax | Composition/arrangement ("Reminiscence") | |
| Rogue Galaxy Premium Arrange | Arrangement ("Valkog's Theme") | ||
| Kiri no Mukou ni Tsunagaru Sekai / Haruka Shimotsuki + Revo | Performance (Keyboards) | ||
| Valkyrie Profile 2: Silmeria Arrange Album | Arrangement | ||
| Motoi Sakuraba Live 2006 -Valkyrie Profile 2- | Arrangement/performance | ||
| 2008 | Forest of glass | Composition/arrangement | |
| Red Stone Original Soundtrack | Arrangement ("Legend of Red Stone (Arr. version)") | ||
| Etrian Odyssey II: Heroes of Lagaard Super Arrange Version | Arrangement ("Battlefield - Scatter About") | with various others | |
| Tales of Series Battle Arrange Tracks | Arrangement | ||
| Tales of Series Piano Arrange Tracks | Arrangement | ||
| Valkyrie Profile: Covenant of the Plume Arrange Album | Arrangement | ||
| Message | Composition/arrangement ("image ~imagery~") | with various others | |
| 2009 | Star Ocean: The Last Hope Arrange Soundtrack | Arrangement | |
| DoDonPachi DaiOuJou Arrange Album | Arrangement ("Yellow Stream (Last Boss)") | with various others | |
| Mushihimesama Double Arrange Album | Arrangement ("Shinju Forest Rebel Army?") | ||
| 2010 | Dariusburst Remix Wonder World | Arrangement ("The Battle is Now in Progress") | |
| 2011 | Akumajo Dracula Tribute Vol.1 | Arrangement ("Beginning") | |
| After all... | Composition/arrangement | ||
| GeOnDan Super Rare Trax: The Land of Rising Sun | Composition/arrangement ("Echidna") | with various others | |
| Tales of Series Battle Arrange Tracks 2 | Arrangement | ||
| 2012 | Ragnarok Online BGM Arrange Collection | Arrangement ("Erebos' Prelude") | with various others |
| 2013 | What's up? | Composition/arrangement | |
| Valhalla Knights 3 Arrange Soundtrack | Arrangement | ||
| Passage | Composition/arrangement | ||
| Game Music Prayer | Composition/arrangement ("Megrim Ver.2") | with various others | |
| Ragnarok Online Elemental Tunes | Arrangement ("TeMPlatonic") | ||
| 2014 | Game Music Prayer II | Composition/arrangement ("Hikari wo Sagashite") | |
| Monster Hunter 10th Anniversary Compilation Album | Arrangement ("Intercepting the Great Gong") | ||
| X'mas Collections music from Bravely Default | Arrangement ("Horizon of Light and Shadow / X'mas Edit") | ||
| 2015 | GUILTY7 | Composition/arrangement | |
| Fantasy Rock Overture | Composition/arrangement ("Pensiero Illogico") | with various others | |
| 2018 | Braverthday / Nobuhiko Okamoto | Composition/arrangement ("Braver")[24] | |
| 2019 | Game Music Prayer IV | Composition/arrangement ("Improvisation in confusion") |
References
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External links
- Official website (in Japanese)
- Discography at VGMdb
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