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Kosuke Saito
Also known as kors k, teranoid, StripE, Eagle
Born December 17, 1983 (1983-12-17) (age 26)
Origin Tokyo, Japan
Genres Japanese Pop. Gabba, Schranz, Techno, UK hardcore
Occupations Composer, music producer
Instruments Keyboard, Piano
Years active 2000-present
Labels S2TB, HOBiRECORDS, avex trax
Associated acts LIA, Toshiyuki Kakuta, MC Natsack, Koja Yukino
Website Official blog(Japanese)

Kosuke Saito (斉藤広祐 Saito Kosuke ?) (born December 17, 1983), is a DJ and music game composer. He is best known for his work in the Konami Bemani series. He has produced music under a number of different aliases, such as kors k, StripE, and teranoid.

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Career

He was influenced early in his career by Tetsuya Komuro, and began to learn to play the synthesizer. Following the popularity of J-pop remixes, he became interested in club music.[1]

He was a winner in the beatmania IIDX 3rd style contest, which asked for requests for new songs for the corresponding game, along with Ryutaro Nakahara. His song Clione was added to beatmania IIDX 4th style, under the alias kors k. He did not return to the series until beatmania IIDX 9th style, where he provided a remix for the song traces by TaQ. He has worked with the beatmania series since then.

Beginning with beatmania IIDX 11 RED, Saito started to use the teranoid name. He stated that he did not wish to be restricted to a certain style of music by his identity, so he used other names for different styles of music.[2][3] Gradually, he revealed that he also used the names StripE and Eagle in recording songs.[4]

Besides working in the Bemani series, Saito also DJ's at certain events and often collaborates with other artists, as well as signing with S2TB, a recording company that released his first album. He also has produced remixes of songs from anime and other games.

Known Work

  • Clione
  • traces -tracing you mix
  • Love Is Eternity
  • HORIZON
  • gigadelic
  • Get'em up to R.A.V.E
  • SigSig
  • ラクエン
  • tripping contact
  • Power of Love
  • ay carumba!!!!
  • SOLID STATE SQUAD
  • the shadow
  • heaven above
  • FIRE FIRE
  • Chain of pain
  • THE DETONATOR
  • evergreen
  • Rising in the Sun
  • Now and Forever
  • ICARUS
  • BRAINSTORM
  • smooooch・∀・
  • THE SHINING POLARIS (kors k mix)
  • Flash Back 90's
  • Programmed World
  • Sunshine Hero
  • Rising in the Sun -Breaks mix-(kors k feat. Rie)
  • Rising in the Sun -original extended-
  • D.A.N.C.E!-Another Sense Edition-
  • murmur twins-srab the hardcore mix
  • Speedy Cat-kors k vs StripE remix
  • feelin' me(spiritual web edit)
  • feelin' me(original extended mix)
  • 冥-0720 Daddy's Tenderness remix
  • Dirty Digital
  • Oarfish
  • Special One
  • Programmed Sun
  • Bad Maniacs
  • D
  • Desperado

Discography

  • Disconation
  • teranoid underground edition (partial composition)
  • teranoid overground edition (partial composition)
  • teranoid overground edition KOJA YUKINO (partial composition)
  • teranoid overground edition 1.04 (partial composition)
  • teranoid anthems-live@underground (partial composition)
  • enigmatic LIA (partial composition)
  • enigmatic LIA2 (partial composition)
  • teranoid underground edition - For DJs Only Black (partial composition)

See also

References

  1. ^ "kors k discography at Discogs". Discogs. 2008-09-08. http://www.discogs.com/artist/kors+k. Retrieved 2009-04-20.  
  2. ^ "teranoid and MC Natsack official website". teranoid. 2007-08-20. http://www.teranoid.jp/. Retrieved 2009-04-20.  
  3. ^ "L.E.D. 1st album「電人K」の発売を記念して、". Konami. 2008-09-18. http://bmf.i-revo.jp/beatnation/special/denjink/index.html. Retrieved 2009-04-20.  
  4. ^ "L.E.D. 1st album「電人K」の発売を記念して、". Konami. 2008-09-18. http://bmf.i-revo.jp/beatnation/special/denjink/index.html. Retrieved 2009-04-20.  

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