Ryonosuke Hirama
musical artist
Ryonosuke Hirama (平間 亮之介, Hirama Ryōnosuke) is a Japanese musician, composer, arranger, record producer, pianist and keyboard player, based in Tokyo and Karuizawa.
Career
Hirama works on advertisement film and soundtrack, producing original albums, offering songs for various artists, and playing instruments at recordings and lives. Hirama is a central member of tangerine. which is a record producing group. He co-starred with a former erhu player from the Twelve Girls Band as a producer and a pianist at a concert held in Karuizawa 2016 and 2017. Hiramas recent work is a song called Blue Star by The Idolmaster (Dancin' Blue, 2017). The song was introduced as a live performance in front of a 10,000 person audience at a 2018 New Year concert held at Makuhari Messe Chiba, Japan.
Discography
Total Production
Flavor Bossa Case (2006)
Flavor Bossa Case II (2006)
FLAVOR BOSSA CASE ORANGE STYLE (2007)
FLAVOR BOSSA CASE SAKURA (2008)
FLAVOR BOSSA CASE TEARS (2008)
Login! (2009)
Plugin! (2009)
SPRING SWEET LOVE (2010)
Flavor Bossa Case BEST OF GROOVE STYLE (2011)
Flavor Bossa Case BEST OF MELLOW STYLE (2011)
Collaborations
Twilight Flavour (2005)
Aperitivo TOKYO (2006)
In The Morning BEST (2006)
Flavor Bossa Case BEST OF MELLOW and GROOVE (2007)
ViVi HOLIDAY STYLE selected by LENA FUJII (2008)
PLAY LOUD (2008)
memories...cafe & drive music (2009)
COLORFUL HARVEST (2009)
HOMMAGE Bossa Style non stop mix (2011)
Other appearances
Lia
Shakou no oka (gift, 2005) composed, arranged
SANDSTORM (new moon, 2008) composed
animation soundtrack
Curtain, heavenly bird (amaenaideyo!!
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