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Kensuke Ushio, alternatively known by stage name agraph, is a Japanese musician, DJ, composer, arranger, programmer, remixer and member of rock band Lama.
Kensuke Ushio has 30 listed credits as a composer. Their listed hometown is Tokyo, Japan. Born March 1, 1983. Years active: 2003–present.
Production credits include music (20), theme song arrangement (3), and insert song arrangement (2).
Our catalog lists 30 credits, including Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc, Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Cosmos The Movie: Part 2, and Space Dandy.
Their hometown is listed as Tokyo, Japan.
The person behind the work
Kensuke Ushio, alternatively known by stage name agraph, is a Japanese musician, DJ, composer, arranger, programmer, remixer and member of rock band Lama. When he was a child Kensuke learned to play the piano, while later at University he started studying arts and music, in addition to also learning how to use audio editing software like Pro Tools.
At the age of 20, Kensuke first came in contact with the electronic music world known as techno. In 2007, he would start his solo career under the stage name agraph, this is when he started to create his own electronic music. His debut album titled A Day, Phases, produced by Takkyu Ishino, was released in December of 2008.
Skipping to 2010, he would release his second album titled Equal which managed to rank in the Japanese Albums Charts. In 2011, Kensuke and former musicians from the bands Supercar and Number Girl formed a rock band called Lama. The band has released two albums, which both managed to rank in the official Albums Charts of Japan.
It was later revealed that due to his involvement in the rock band Lama, he wouldn't be able to release a third album until 6 years after his second album. His third album titled The Shader was released in 2016.
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