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Ishikawa: …adding to what Ando-san said about wanting people to play the latter half, I definitely want people to enjoy the last boss battle.
Iwata: Did you make the music for that?
Ishikawa: Yes. I thought about how I could surprise people who had played Kirby’s Epic Yarn up to that point, and wrote that song.
Ikegami: The melody suddenly changes.
Iwata: And you did that on purpose?
Ishikawa: Yes. So I want people to play through to the end.
Iwata Asks: Kirby’s Epic Yarn -
So I have bad news and good news.
The bad news is I’m shutting down fuckyeahjunishikawa.
The good news is I’m replacing it with hallabsound.
So you’re not losing anything because it’s dedicated to music from HAL Lab/the HAL Lab sound team and since I’m running this you know it’ll be All Ishikawa Most of the Time (—not really, but).
Hope to see you there!
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Plays: 36
Training, Kirby Canvas Curse (with Tadashi Ikegami)
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Plays: 45
Checker Board Chase, Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards
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Plays: 15
Title Demo, HyperZone
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Plays: 60
Float Islands, Kirby Super Star Ultra (with Hirokazu Ando)
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Plays: 41
Drawcia Soul, Kirby Canvas Curse (with Tadashi Ikegami)
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Here’s a nice recording of a medley for Kirby’s Dream Collection. I’m sure you’ll recognize both of the songs featured. ;)
There’s a quick shot of Shogo Sakai here, so presumably he worked on the orchestration. Or maybe he’s just conducting it. We just don’t know.
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Plays: 19
The Symphony of Elemen, Arcana (with Hirokazo Ando)
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Plays: 11
Egg Engines 4, Kirby’s Return to Dream Land (with Hirokazu Ando)
A tribute blog for the very awesome video game sound composer, Jun Ishikawa. (You may know him from that there Kirby series.)
This blog will feature his original compositions, collaborations with other artists, and remixes/covers/tributes of his work.
My personal blog can be found at waddledoodles.tumblr.com
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