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{{nihongo|'''Hideki Naganuma'''|長沼 秀樹|Naganuma Hideki|}} is a Japanese music composer who primarily does work for video game soundtracks.
{{nihongo|'''Hideki Naganuma'''|長沼 秀樹|Naganuma Hideki|}} is a Japanese music composer who primarily does work for video game soundtracks.


His music is broadly defined as [[J-Pop]], but can be quite hard to categorize. He is skilled at mixing Japanese techno, funk, soul, and hip-hop elements to create a unique and vivid sound. Naganuma is most famous for his original compositions used in the [[Dreamcast]] game ''[[Jet Set Radio]]'' (''Jet Grind Radio'' in the USA). He also composed several songs for ''Jet Set Radio''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s [[Xbox]] sequel, ''[[Jet Set Radio Future]]''. In 2004 he authored most of the music for the arcade skating game ''[[Ollie King]]''. Most recently, his music has been featured in the [[Sega]] production ''[[Sonic Rush]]'' for the [[Nintendo DS]]. He was recently nominated to receive the Golden Joystick Award for Soundtrack Of The Year for his work on ''Sonic Rush''. [http://www.sega-europe.com/en/NewsStory/1237.htm]
His music is broadly defined as [[J-Pop]], but can be quite hard to categorize. He is skilled at mixing Japanese techno, funk, soul, and hip-hop elements to create a unique and vivid sound. Naganuma is most famous for his original compositions used in the [[Dreamcast]] game ''[[Jet Set Radio]]'' (''Jet Grind Radio'' in the USA). He also composed several songs for ''Jet Set Radio''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s [[Xbox]] sequel, ''[[Jet Set Radio Future]]''. In 2004 he authored most of the music for the arcade skating game ''[[Ollie King]]''. He was recently nominated to receive the Golden Joystick Award for Soundtrack Of The Year for his work on the 2005 release ''[[Sonic Rush]]'' for the [[Nintendo DS]]. [http://www.sega-europe.com/en/NewsStory/1237.htm]

Most recently he has composed music for the game ''[[Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz]]'' for the [[Nintendo Wii]] console. [http://info.sonicretro.org/Hideki_Naganuma]


==Discography==
==Discography==
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''This list contains only original songs, though there are also several remixes, medleys, and "groove rushes" featured in the soundtrack as well.''
''This list contains only original songs, though there are also several remixes, medleys, and "groove rushes" featured in the soundtrack as well.''

'''Songs from ''[[Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz]]'' ([[Nintendo Wii]]):'''

*???



==External links==
==External links==

Revision as of 21:59, 1 December 2009

Hideki Naganuma

Hideki Naganuma (長沼 秀樹, Naganuma Hideki) is a Japanese music composer who primarily does work for video game soundtracks.

His music is broadly defined as J-Pop, but can be quite hard to categorize. He is skilled at mixing Japanese techno, funk, soul, and hip-hop elements to create a unique and vivid sound. Naganuma is most famous for his original compositions used in the Dreamcast game Jet Set Radio (Jet Grind Radio in the USA). He also composed several songs for Jet Set Radio's Xbox sequel, Jet Set Radio Future. In 2004 he authored most of the music for the arcade skating game Ollie King. He was recently nominated to receive the Golden Joystick Award for Soundtrack Of The Year for his work on the 2005 release Sonic Rush for the Nintendo DS. [1]

Most recently he has composed music for the game Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz for the Nintendo Wii console. [2]

Discography

Songs from Jet Grind Radio (Dreamcast):

  • "Let Mom Sleep" – 2:50
  • "Sneakman" – 3:51
  • "Sweet Soul Brother" – 2:55
  • "That's Enough" – 3:42
  • "Rock It On" – 3:44
  • "Humming The Bassline" – 2:54
  • "Moody's Shuffle" – 1:16
  • "Grace And Glory" – 3:16
  • "Jet Set Medley" – 6:41
  • "Jet Set Groove #1" – 0:07
  • "Jet Set Groove #2" – 0:09

The soundtrack is Jet Set Radio Original Sound Tracks and was produced by Polydor (UPCH-1048).

Songs from Jet Set Radio Future (Xbox):

  • "The Concept of Love" – 3:42
  • "Fly Like A Butterfly" – 3:21
  • "Funky Dealer" – 3:32
  • "Oldies But Happies" – 3:10
  • "Teknopathetic" – 3:45
  • "Shape Da Future" – 3:48
  • "Like It Like This Like That" – 2:49
  • "Sneakman (Toronto Mix)" – 4:17
  • "Let Mom Sleep (No Sleep Remix)" – 3:35
  • "Rock It On (D.S. Remix)" – 6:41
  • "Humming The Bassline (D.S. Remix)" – 4:18

The soundtrack is Jet Set Radio Future Original Sound Tracks and was produced by Scitron Digital Content (SCDC-00166).

Tracks from this game/cd can also be found in a CD titled Xbox The Best.

Songs from Ollie King (Arcade):

  • "Boarder 70" – 3:44
  • "Let It Go" – 3:57
  • "Too Fast" – 3:28
  • "Funk to the Top" – 3:07
  • "Brother Goes Away" – 3:41
  • "Teknopathetic (e-pop 'n' disco 80's mix)" – 5:41
  • "The Concept of Love (The Concept of Passion Mix)" – 4:41
  • "Boarder 70 (Somethin' Jazzy for your mind mix)" – 4:35

The soundtrack is Ollie King Original Soundtrack and is produced by Wave Master (WWCE-31037).

Songs from Sonic Rush (Nintendo DS):

  • "A New Day" – 2:21
  • "Right There, Ride On" – 2:36
  • "Back 2 Back" – 2:45
  • "Ethno Circus" – 2:07
  • "Ska-Cha-Cha" – 2:51
  • "Jeh Jeh Rocket" – 2:51
  • "Get Edgy" – 1:36
  • "What U Need" – 2:47
  • "Metal Scratchin'" – 1:36
  • "Vela-Nova" – 3:00
  • "Bomber Barbara" – 2:08
  • "Wrapped in Black" – 3:00
  • "Raisin Me Up" – 3:51

The soundtrack is SONIC RUSH Original Groove Rush and was produced by Sega Corporation (WM-0516).

This list contains only original songs, though there are also several remixes, medleys, and "groove rushes" featured in the soundtrack as well.

Songs from Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz (Nintendo Wii):

  • ???


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